Set in Stone... MLB Players Stay with Original Franchises - Page 7

Matt from TN · 12-24-2005, 04:45 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by metsgeek

Art Hoelsketter. Now that's a name I've never heard.

http://www.baseball-reference.com/h/hoelsar01.shtml

In all his glory.

metsgeek · 12-25-2005, 01:40 PM

Old Hoss only had 2 career taters, and his most similar batter is Putsy Caballero.

He's one of my faves now

Speaking of favorites, how is Jap Barbeau doing?

Matt from TN · 12-27-2005, 10:16 AM

Catobase Updated!

Quote:

Originally Posted by metsgeek

Art Hoelsketter. Now that's a name I've never heard.

And here he is in SiS: http://southernbaseball.com/sis/cato...lskart323.html

metsgeek · 12-27-2005, 01:44 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Matt from TN

And here he is in SiS: http://southernbaseball.com/sis/cato...lskart323.html

The best part about that is the Postseason Batting Stats: 1 for 1, 4.000 SLG%

Matt from TN · 12-31-2005, 03:27 AM

Key Incoming Rookies for 1909:

NATIONAL LEAGUE

Boston

LF Beals Becker
--- Age 22, 9/9/10/4/6 talent

1B Fred Beck
--- Age 22, 7/10/10/2/2 talent

Cincinnati

1B Dick Hoblitzel, "Doc"
--- Age 20, 7/7/8/4/5 talent

LF Bob Bescher
--- Age 25, 6/7/7/7/5 talent

CF Rebel Oakes
--- Age 25, 7/5/5/4/7 talent

CF Cozy Dolan
--- Age 19, 6/7/7/7/5 talent

New York

P Louis Drucke
--- Age 20, 10(115)/3/4 talent

P Rube Marquard
--- Age 22, 10(113)/7/6 talent

C Chief Meyers
--- Age 28, 9/8/7/6/6 talent

RF Steve Evans
--- Age 24, 6/7/7/6/3 talent

3B Tillie Shafer
--- Age 20, 7/6/7/7/6 talent

Philadelphia

P Harry Coveleski, "The Giant Killer"
--- Age 22, 10(113)/7/5 talent

Pittsburgh

C Jimmy Archer
--- Age 25, 6/8/6/3/2 talent

1B Ham Hyatt
--- Age 24, 6/8/8/4/6 talent

1B/2B Dots Miller
--- Age 22, 7/9/7/4/6 talent

St. Louis

P Babe Adams
--- Age 26, 9/9/5 talent

P Bob Harmon, "Hickory Bob"
--- Age 21, 9/6/3 talent

LF Rube Ellis
--- Age 23, 6/5/7/7/2 talent

AMERICAN LEAGUE

Boston

P Ray Collins
--- Age 22, 10(112)/8/3 talent

P/OF Joe Wood, "Smokey Joe"
--- Age 19, 10(117)/7/8 and 7/10/8/6/6 talent

CF Tris Speaker, "The Grey Eagle"
--- Age 21, 10/10/8/8/8 talent

RF Harry Hooper
--- Age 21, 7/8/7/8/7 talent
--- I remember this guy from Ken Burns' "Baseball" documentary. With these 4 new talents, is the fate of the AL sealed?

Chicago

P Jim Scott, "Death Valley"
--- Age 20, 10(116)/7/6 talent
--- How's this for an interesting background story (from BaseballLibrary.com):

Quote:

At the start of his rookie year, Scott was hailed in the Chicago press as "an Ed Walsh, Mordecai Brown and Cy Young combined." Scott relied on a spitter and a fadeaway (screwball)... The streaky Scott threw two career one-hitters, and a no-hitter against Washington on May 14, 1914, which he lost in the 10th inning. Finished in 1917, he became a minor league umpire after serving in France during WWI. Published reports in the 1920s say that he formed a religious cult outside of Los Angeles.

Cleveland

C Ted Easterly
--- Age 23, 8/9/6/2/6 talent

Detroit

P Ralph Works, "Judge"
--- Age 21, 10(103)/5/3 talent

C Oscar Stanage
--- Age 26, 5/5/5/3/5 talent

SS Donie Bush
--- Age 21, 6/5/4/10/7 talent

New York

P Tom Hughes, "Salida Tom"
--- Age 25, 9/7/3 talent

P Jack Quinn
--- Age 25, 9/8/7 talent
--- In MLB, this guy pitched every season from age 25-49 except for 1916-17 (WWI?). I wish I could set a player's longevity in ootp so he could last that long in my sim.

P Jack Warhop, "Chief"
--- Age 24, 9/7/6 talent

1B Clyde Engle, "Hack"
--- Age 25, 7/8/6/6/6 talent

3B Jimmy Austin, "Pepper"
--- Wow, this guy also played til age 49. Yeesh. But not regularly after age 40.

LF Birdie Cree
--- Age 26, 9/9/8/6/6 talent

Philadelphia

P Harry Krause
--- Age 21, 10(119)/7/3 talent

3B Frank Baker, "Home Run"
--- Age 23, 9/10/9/5/7 talent

3B Ed Lennox, "Eggie"
--- Age 23, 6/9/7/7/3 talent

St. Louis

1B Art Griggs
--- Age 25, 7/9/5/5/6 talent

Washington

P Dolly Gray
--- Age 30, 10(103)/7/3 talent

P Bob Groom
--- Age 24, 10(99)/7/5 talent

LF Jack Lelivelt
--- Age 23, 7/7/6/4/6 talent

Sir Lurksalot · 12-31-2005, 03:51 AM

Some nice rookie additions, especially for Boston.

Matt from TN · 12-31-2005, 10:03 PM

1909 National League

Code:

Team                        W   L   %  GB
New York Giants            89  65 .578 -
Pittsburgh Pirates         83  71 .539 6
Cincinnati Reds            80  74 .519 9
St. Louis Cardinals        79  75 .513 10
Chicago Cubs               78  76 .506 11
Philadelphia Phillies      76  78 .494 13
Boston Doves               67  87 .435 22
Brooklyn Superbas          64  90 .416 25

League AVG: .254
League ERA: 2.75

New York Giants

The Giants improved 19 games from last season and won their first pennant since 1895. Since that pennant, they have finished between 14 and 34 games out every season but one - 1907 when they were 8 games back. Also since that last pennant, they had never finished higher than 4th (1907 and 1901). This was a team victory for the Giants with no standout stars on offense. Their .253 team average was 5th in the 8-team NL. And they scored just the 4th most runs. Their 2.48 team ERA was 2nd in the league, and this was clearly their strength. Perhaps what put them over the top was the appearance of Top Rookie Rube Marquard who led the league with a 1.74 ERA. Team ace Hooks Wiltse finished 4th in ERA.

Lineup:
C Pat Crisham - .297, 45 RBI
1B Tom McCreery - .307, 58 RBI, 26 SB
2B Larry Doyle - .304, 55 RBI, 35 SB
3B Art Devlin - .280, 36 RBI, 71 SB
SS Tillie Shafer - .119, 57 RBI (R)
LF Moose McCormick - .293, 86 RBI
CF Curt Bernard - .254, 40 RBI
RF Steve Evans - .235, 50 RBI (R)

Pitchers:
Doc Crandall - 19-19, 2.80
Hooks Wiltes - 24-16, 2.15
Rube Marquard - 19-8, 1.74 (R)
Red Ames - 16-12, 2.99

Top Bench:

C CHief Meyers - .221, 18 RBI (R)
LF Pop Foster - .289, 20 RBI
CF Bill O'Hara - .231, 14 RBI
P Christy Mathewson - 8-5, 2.34 ERA

Pittsburgh Pirates

Lineup:
C Ed Phelps - .239, 40 RBI
1B Del Howard - .325, 48 RBI
2B Dots Miller - .297, 63 RBI (R)
3B Jimmy Williams - .284, 54 RBI
SS Honus Wagner - .332, 66 RBI, 57 SB
LF Ginger Beaumont - .259, 32 RBI
CF Solly Hofman - .263, 42 RBI
RF Otis Clymer - .306, 73 RBI

Key Bench:
1B Jim Nealon - .267, 25 RBI

Pitchers:
Howie Camnitz - 21-14, 2.06
Jack Pfiester - 21-16, 2.45
Lefty Leifield - 15-19, 2.35
Rube Waddell - 12-5, 2.50
Cy Falkenberg - 3-7, 3.42

Cincinnati Reds

Lineup:
C Larry McLean - .270, 59 RBI
1B Dick Hoblitzel - .260, 76 RBI (R)
2B Dick Egan - .281, 59 RBI, 50 SB
3B Hans Lobert - .254, 52 RBI, 54 SB
SS Al Bridwell - .256, 41 RBI
LF Topsy Hartsel - .270, 25 RBI, 24 SB
CF Jimmy Barrett - .254, 24 RBI, 26 SB
RF Sam Crawford - .285, 75 RBI

Key Bench:
LF Mike Mitchell - .331, 30 RBI
3B Mike Mowrey, .260, 26 RBI
CF Dode Paskert - .280, 22 RBI

Pitchers:
Orval Overall - 17-15, 2.60
Charley Hall - 17-18, 3.17
Noodles Hahn - 18-16, 2.95
Carl Druhot - 14-8, 3.35

St. Louis Cardinals

Lineup:
C Art Hoelskoetter - .211, 54 RBI
1B Ed Konetchy - .294, 68 RBI
2B Bill Keister - .257, 34 RBI, 25 SB
3B Bobby Wallace - .269, 64 RBI
SS Lee DeMontreville - .246, 48 RBI
LF Mike Donlin - .286, 63 RBI, 34 SB
CF Homer Smoot - .295, 32 RBI
RF Emmet Heidrick - .322, 25 RBI, 33 SB

Key Bench:
RF Red Murray - .278, 21 RBI, 13 SB
LF George Barclay - .249, 12 RBI
3B Bobby Byrne - .287, 27 RBI
3B Otto Krueger - .243, 13 RBI

Pitchers:
Mordecai Brown - 25-14, 2.32
Babe Adams - 14-21, 3.00 (R)
Ed Karger - 20-13, 2.32
Irv Higginbotham - 9-7, 3.05

Chicago Cubs

Lineup:
C Frank Chance - .255, 32 RBI, 34 SB
1B George Moriarty - .250, 45 RBI, 21 SB
2B Johnny Evers - .291, 52 RBI, 52 SB
3B Bill Bradley - .288, 71 RBI
SS Joe Tinker - .253, 63 RBI, 20 SB
LF Zaza Harvey - .316, 70 RBI
CF Danny Green - .337, 35 RBI
RF Frank Schulte - .279, 48 RBI

Key Bench:
CF Harry McChesney - .257, 25 RBI
C Johnny Kling - .239, 30 RBI
3B Sammy Strand - .330, 18 RBI

Pitchers:
Ed Reulbach - 17-24, 2.89
Carl Lundgren - 21-15, 2.57
Jim St. Vrain - 10-15, 3.59
Tom Hughes - 10-10, 2.66

Philadelphia Phillies

Lineup:
C Fred Jacklitsch - .168, 16 RBI
1B Sherry Magee - .251, 36 RBI
2B Nap Lajoie - .313, 67 RBI
3B Joe Ward - .227, 13 HR, 51 RBI
SS Rudy Hulswitt - .272, 39 RBI
LF George Browne - .293, 57 RBI, 23 SB
CF Elmer Flick - .240, 56 RBI
RF John Titus - .260, 40 RBI

Key Bench:
C Frank Roth - .265, 20 RBI

Pitchers:
George McQuillan - 18-19, 2.67
Doc White - 22-18, 2.19
Harry Coveleski - 13-17, 2.41
Tully Sparks - 8-9, 3.19
Bill Foxen - 5-4, 2.80

Boston Doves

Lineup:
C Tom Needham - .213, 48 RBI
1B Fred Tenney - .353, 18 RBI
2B Bill Sweeney - .283, 43 RBI, 30 SB
3B Charlie Hickman - .279, 75 RBI
SS Ed Abbaticchio - .252, 49 RBI, 26 SB
LF Jim Delahanty - .250, 40 RBI
CF Johnny Bates - .287, 52 RBI, 25 SB
RF Chick Stahl - .247, 49 RBI

Pitchers:
Irv Young - 19-20, 2.29
Al Mattern - 16-19, 3.09 (R)
Jake Boultes - 17-19, 2.66
Sam Frock - 6-7, 3.44

Brooklyn Superbas

Lineup:
C Lew Ritter - .243, 34 RBI
1B Doc Gessler - .276, 37 RBI, 25 SB
2B Erve Beck - .272, 51 RBI
3B Dutch Jordan - .210, 35 RBI
SS Phil Lewis - .253, 47 RBI
LF Jimmy Sheckard - .265, 50 RBI
CF Walt McCredie - .239, 24 RBI
RF Harry Lumley - .268, 59 RBI

Top Bench:
3B Emil Batch - .229, 16 RBI

Pitchers:
Nap Rucker - 23-18, 2.22
Harry Howell - 13-23, 3.54
Harry McIntire - 12-24, 3.06
Doc McJames - 6-8, 3.49

Batting AVG
.332 Honus Wagner, PIT
.316 Zaza Harvey, CHC
.313 Nap Lajoie, PHI
.307 Tom McCreery, NYG
.306 Otis Clymer, PIT

HOMERUNS
13 Joe Ward, PHI
9 Tillie Shafer, NYG

RBI
86 Moose McCormick, NYG
76 Dick Hoblitzel, CIN
75 Sam Crawford, CIN
75 Charlie Hickman, BSN
73 Otis Clymer, PIT

OPS
.808 Honus Wagner, PIT
.761 Nap Lajoie, PHI
.752 Ed Konetchy, STL
.749 Larry Doyle, NYG
.733 Johnny Bates, BSN
.722 Sam Crawford, CIN

STEALS
71 Art Devlin, NYG (71-24, 74.74%)
57 Honus Wagner, PIT (57-18, 76.00%)
54 Hans Lobert, CIN (54-11, 83.08%)
52 Johnny Evers, CHC (52-10, 83.87%)
50 Dick Egan, CIN (50-17, 74.63%)

ERA
1.74 Rube Marquard, NYG
2.06 Howie Camnitz, PIT
2.10 Fred Glade, CHC
2.15 Hooks Wiltse, NYG
2.19 Doc White, PHI

WINS
26 Mordecai Brown, STL
24 Hooks Wiltse, NYG
23 Nap Rucker, BRO
22 Doc White, PHI

STRIKEOUTS
209 Ed Reulbach, CHC
203 Orval Overall, CIN
194 Nap Rucker, BRO
193 Carl Lundgren, CHC
191 Charley Hall, CIN

POY: Mordecai Brown, STL, 33, 26-14, 2.32 ERA, 71 BB, 186 K, .240 OAVG, 1.09 WHIP
BOY: SS Honus Wagner, PIT, 35, .332, 66 RBI, 57 SB, .808 OPS
ROY: Rube Marquard, NYG, 23, 19-8, 1.74 ERA, 53 BB, 136 K, .215 OAVG, 0.99 WHIP

Gold Gloves:
Pitcher: Harry Howell, BRO
Catcher: Tom Needham, BSN
First Base: Ed Konetchy, STL
Second Base: Dick Egan, CIN
Third Base: Joe Ward, PHI
Shortstop: Joe Tinker, CHC
Leftfield: Jimmy Sheckard, BRO
Centerfield: Solly Hofman, PIT
Rightfield: Otis Clymer, PIT

Matt from TN · 01-01-2006, 02:14 AM

1909 American League

Code:

Team                        W   L   %  GB
Boston Red Sox            101  53 .656 -
Philadelphia Athletics     96  58 .623 5
Washington Senators        84  70 .545 17
New York Highlanders       82  72 .532 19
Cleveland Bronchos         74  80 .481 27
Detroit Tigers             65  89 .422 36
St. Louis Browns           60  94 .390 41
Chicago White Sox          54 100 .351 47

League AVG: .248
League ERA: 2.68

Boston Red Sox

Boston set a new AL record for most wins and highest winning percentage in the AL's brief history. At the same time, the White Sox ans Browns had the two highest loss totals in AL history. The Red Sox swept the postseason awards. Norwood Gibson won his 3rd Top Pitcher award in five years. 3B Harry Lord won the batting title and Top Batter honors, and pitcher Smokey Joe Wood was named Top Rookie.

C Bill Carrigan - .215, 47 RBI
1B Jake Stahl - .262, 10 HR, 69 RBI, 30 SB
2B Amby McConnell - .309, 58 RBI, 25 SB
3B Harry Lord - .347, 78 RBI, 45 SB
SS Freddy Parent - .204, 21 RBI
LF Patsy Dougherty - .299, 50 RBI, 31 SB
CF Tris Speaker - .330, 64 RBI, 24 SB (R)
RF George Stone - .325, 70 RBI

Key Bench:
SS Heinie Wagner - .275, 19 RBI, 15 SB
RF Gaavy Cravath - .227, 30 RBI
C Ossee Schreckengost - .291, 27 RBI
CF Charlie Hemphill - .310, 22 RBI
2B Hobe Ferris - .231, 14 RBI

Pitchers:
Norwood Gibson - 30-8, 1.76
Joe Wood - 25-11, 1.96 (R)
Ralph Glaze - 20-15, 2.86
Joe Harris - 9-9, 3.01

Philadelphia Athletics

Lineup:
C Harry Smith - .197, 34 RBI
1B Dave Fultz - .241, 37 RBI, 72 SB
2B Eddie Collins - .285, 51 RBI, 58 SB
3B Frank Baker - .294, 51 RBI (R)
SS John Knight - .257, 65 RBI
LF Bris Lord - .262, 75 RBI
CF Danny Hoffman - .262, 47 RBI, 26 SB
RF Matty McIntyre - .289, 56 RBI

Top Bench:
CF Rube Oldring - .337, 22 RBI
SS Jack Barry - .223, 17 RBI
3B Ed Lennox - .238, 15 RBI (R)
2B Danny Murphy - .240, 16 RBI

Pitchers:
Weldon Henley - 30-11, 1.94
Chief Bender - 18-17, 2.10
Harry Krause - 21-10, 2.23 (R)
Biff Schlitzer - 15-4, 1.71

Washington Senators

Lineup:
C Lew Drill - .235, 43 RBI
1B John Farrell - .241, 52 RBI, 22 SB
2B Rabbit Robinson - .283, 64 RBI
3B Bill Coughlin - .244, 41 RBI, 20 SB
SS Dave Altizer - .226, 45 RBI, 22 SB
LF Jack Lelivelt - .304, 52 RBI, 20 SB (R)
CF Clyde Milan - .271, 38 RBI, 53 SB
RF Emil Frisk - .267, 64 RBI

Top Bench:
LF Jimmy Slagle - .277, 8 RBI, 28 SB

Pitchers:
Walter Johnson - 23-19, 2.17
Bob Groom - 21-15, 2.28 (R)
Dolly Gray - 18-16, 2.24 (R)
Bill Burns - 11-6, 2.46

New York Highlanders

Lineup:
C Roger Bresnahan - .254, 46 RBI
1B Hal Chase - .297, 48 RBI, 36 SB
2B Clyde Engle - .262, 60 RBI (R)
3B Jimmy Austin - .260, 45 RBI (R)
SS Neal Ball - .243, 59 RBI
LF Billy Lush - .298, 39 RBI, 24 SB
CF Cy Seymour - .335, 50 RBI
RF Ray Demmitt - .186, 36 RBI (R)

Key Bench:
RF Frank LaPorte - .335, 38 RBI
LF Birdie Cree - .280, 24 RBI, 13 SB (R)
1B Bob Unglaub - .306, 24 RBI

Pitchers:
Bill Hogg - 24-15, 2.28
Joe Lake - 18-14, 2.65
Jack Quinn - 14-12, 2.69 (R)
Jack Warhop - 11-15, 3.07 (R)
Tom Hughes - 10-12, 2.23 (R)

Cleveland Bronchos

Lineup:
C Nig Clarke - .244, 43 RBI
1B George Stovall - .277, 69 RBI
2B Terry Turner - .268, 66 RBI
3B Jap Barbeau - .184, 38 RBI
SS Eddie Grant - .238, 49 RBI
LF Claude Rossman - .297, 58 RBI
CF Joe Birmingham - .267, 63 RBI
RF Bill Hinchman - .271, 57 RBI

Key Bench:
RF Sport McAllister - .261, 10 RBI
C Peaches Graham - .256, 9 RBI
2B Sam Mertes - .238, 9 RBI

Pitchers:
Glenn Liebhardt - 17-22, 3.01
Otto Hess - 22-13, 2.33
Heinie Berger - 11-10, 3.54
Charlie Smith - 7-17, 3.79
Earl Moore - 6-6, 2.54

Detroit Tigers

Lineup:
C Oscar Stanage - .180, 31 RBI (R)
1B Charlie Carr - .337, 84 RBI
2B Red Downs - .210, 37 RBI
3B Kid Elberfeld - .282, 56 RBI, 30 SB
SS Donie Bush - .256, 34 RBI, 26 SB (R)
LF Ty Cobb - .325, 85 RBI, 62 SB
CF Roy Thomas - .299, 39 RBI, 20 SB
RF Davey Crockett - .311, 66 RBI

Pitchers:
George Mullin - 17-23, 2.87
Ralph Works - 13-25, 3.02 (R)
Eddie Cicotte - 13-13, 3.22
Ed Siever - 6-11, 5.08
Bugs Raymond - 6-4, 2.03

St. Louis Browns

Lineup:
C Billy Maloney - .209, 31 RBI, 25 SB
1B Art Griggs - .281, 63 RBI
2B Harry Niles - .244, 28 RBI, 20 SB
3B Wid Conroy - .246, 56 RBI, 39 SB
SS George McBride - .252, 46 RBI
LF Roy Hartzell - .266, 38 RBI
CF Davy Jones - .269, 33 RBI, 29 SB
RF Irv Waldron - .317, 53 RBI

Top Bench:
3B Wid Conroy - .291, 17 RBI
RF Al Schweitzer - .286, 15 RBI (R)

Pitchers:
Cy Morgan - 15-25, 2.94
Bill Grahame - 20-15, 1.95
Barney Pelty - 11-23, 3.14
Bill Bailey - 4-9, 3.76
Harry Ables - 6-6, 3.23

Chicago White Sox

Lineup:
C Hub Hart - .194, 25 RBI
1B Harry Davis - .220, 30 RBI, 26 SB
2B Billy Purtell - .144, 18 RBI
3B Pep Clark - .273, 35 RBI
SS Dave Brain - .288, 57 RBI
LF Mike Welday - .216, 39 RBI
CF Willis Cole - .189, 46 RBI (R)
RF Cuke Barrows - .093, 30 RBI (R)

Pitchers:
Ed Walsh - 17-23, 2.03
Jim Scott - 8-23, 3.53 (R)
Frank Smith - 10-20, 3.27
Roy Patterson - 6-10, 3.43
Lou Fiene - 6-7, 2.75

Batting AVG
.347 Harry Lord, BOS
.337 Charlie Carr, DET
.330 Tris Speaker, BOS
.325 George Stone, BOS
.325 Ty Cobb, DET

HOMERUNS
10 Jake Stahl, BOS
9 Willis Cole, CHW
9 Nig Clarke, CLE

RBI
85 Ty Cobb, DET
84 Charlie Carr, DET
78 Harry Lord, BOS
75 Bris Lord, PHA
70 George Stone, BOS

OPS
.804 Tris Speaker, BOS
.792 George Stone, BOS
.764 Ty Cobb, DET
.754 Harry Lord, BOS
.752 Charlie Carr, DET

STEALS
72 Dave Fultz, PHA (72-25, 74.23%)
62 Ty Cobb, DET (62-28, 68.89%)
58 Eddie Collins, PHA (58-18, 76.32%)
53 Clyde Milan, WSH (53-13, 80.30%)
45 Harry Lord, BOS (45-13, 77.59%)

ERA
1.71 Biff Schlitzer, PHA
1.76 Norwood Gibson, BOS
1.94 Weldon Henley, PHA
1.95 Bill Grahame, SLB
1.96 Joe Wood, BOS
2.03 Ed Walsh, CHW

WINS
30 Weldon Henley, PHA
30 Norwood Gibson, BOS
25 Joe Wood, BOS
24 Bill Hogg, NYY
23 Walter Johnson, WSH
22 Otto Hess, CLE

STRIKEOUTS
212 Ed Walsh, CHW
209 Bill Hogg, NYY
208 Chief Bender, PHA
195 Joe Wood, BOS
194 Norwood Gibson, BOS
194 Walter Johnson, BOS

POY: Norwood Gibson, BOS, 32, 30-8, 1.76 ERA, 103 BB, 194 K, .209 OAVG, 1.02 WHIP
BOY: 3B Harry Lord, BOS, 27, .347, 78 RBI, 45 SB, .754 OPS
ROY: Joe Wood, BOS, 19, 25-11, 1.96 ERA, 66 BB, 195 K, .207 OAVG, 0.93 WHIP

Gold Gloves:
Pitcher: Jack Quinn, NYY
Catcher: Bill Carrigan, BOS
First Base: George Stovall, CLE
Second Base: Billy Purtell, CHW
Third Base: Pep Clark, CHW
Shortstop: Donie Bush, DET
Leftfield: Bris Lord, PHA
Centerfield: Clyde Milan, WSH
Rightfield: Matty McIntyre, PHA

THE GUT · 01-01-2006, 02:24 PM

This is awesome. I always wanted to try this out, but I was too lazy to go into the details of it.

I'm really looking forward to seeing the Red Sox with Babe Ruth.

Are you going to ignore the 2 World Wars?

Matt from TN · 01-01-2006, 04:12 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by THE GUT

Are you going to ignore the 2 World Wars?

Yes. I will also ignore strikes.

Matt from TN · 01-01-2006, 04:13 PM

1909 World Series

BOX SCORES

Catobase Updated! Player pages still loading as I post this

The Giants came out swinging in their first World Series. By the end of the 5th inning, they had tagged AL Top Pitcher Norwood Gibson for 6 runs. The Red Sox could get nothing going against Hooks Wiltse, who allowed just 3 hits, and New York won 6-0. Game 2 was another story. The Red Sox scored a run in the 2nd off NL Top Rookie Rube Marquard and added 7 more runs in the 3rd. They went on to beat New York 9-1 with the victory going to AL Top Rookie Joe Wood.

In Game 3, the Giants looked to regain the series lead. The score was 5-2 in New York's favor going into the bottom of the 8th. Jake Stahl and Bill Carrigan led off the inning with singles off Doc Crandall. Then Heinie Wagner loaded the bases when rookie SS Tillie Shafer booted a hard hit grounder. Pitcher Ralph Glaze helped his own cause with a bases clearing double that knotted the score at 5. After a sac bun moved Glaze to third, another rookie, Tris Speaker, singled him home for the eventual winning run.

Game 4 was a rematch of team aces. Boston's Norwood Gibson lost Game 1 to Hooks Wiltse, but both pitchers were excellent on this day. The Giants were up 2-1 until Jake Stahl hit a 2-run single in the 7th to give Boston the lead. Not wanting to fall behind 3-1 in the series, Boston CF Curt Bernard hit a triple off Gibson with 2 outs in the 9th and scored when Tille Shafer's grounder toward the hole on the right side of the infield was misplayed by Hobe Ferris. The game went to the 13th inning with all pitchers doing well. New York's Christy Mathewson had a 1-2-3 12th inning against the heart of the Boston order, but he allowed a leadoff single to Top Batter Harry Lord in the 13th. After getting Gravvy Cravath to fly out, catcher Bill Carrigan reached base on another Tillie Shafer error. George Stone then got a pinch hit single, scoring Lord and winning the game.

In Game 5, New York took a 2-0 lead on Joe Wood. Then in the 6th, Wood walked to lead off the inning, and one out later, stole second. Boston catcher Pat Crisham was so surprised by the move that he threw the ball into CF, allowing Wood to move to 3rd. With two outs, Jake Stahl singled Wood home. In the top of the 7th, Moose McCormick doubled Crisham home, but Crisham was thrown out at the plate by LF Patsy Dougherty. Then in the bottom of that inning, Cravath led off with a walk, followed by a Charlie Hemphill single. Freddy Parent reached base on an error by 2B Larry Doyle, allowing Cravath to score and tie the game. A sac bunt advanced both runners to 2nd and 3rd. Then after Joe Wood struck out, Dougherty again helped the team with a 2-run double, giving Boston a 4-2 lead. The Red Sox added another run in the 8th on a Jake Stahl home run, and Boston won the game 5-2.

This was Boston's 4th trip to the World Series in 5 years, and their second championship in three years.

Winner, 4-1: Boston Red Sox, 2nd Championship, 4th Pennant

New York Giants, 3rd pennant

Matt from TN · 01-02-2006, 01:57 PM

Key Incoming Rookies for 1910:

NATIONAL LEAGUE

Boston

C Bill Rariden, "Bedford Bill"
--- Age 22, 5/6/5/9/7 talent

Brooklyn

1B Jake Daubert
--- Age 25, 7/6/7/5/5 talent

LF Zack Wheat, "Buck"
--- Age 21, 9/9/8/5/8 talent

CF Jack Dalton
--- Age 24, 7/6/6/6/4 talent

Chicago

P King Cole
--- Age 23, 10(91)/3/3 talent

3B Heinie Zimmerman
--- Age 23, 9/9/10/3/2 talent

Cincinnati

C Tommy Clarke
--- Age 21, 7/7/6/7/7 talent

CF Vin Campbell
--- Age 22, 8/7/6/4/4 talent

RF Harry Wolter
--- Age 25, 7/7/7/8/6 talent

New York

1B Fred Merkle
--- Age 21, 7/9/8/5/3

3B Buck Herzog
--- Age 24, 6/7/6/5/6 talent

LF Josh Devore
--- Age 22, 6/5/6/7/1 talent

CF Fred Snodgrass, "Snow"
--- Age 22, 7/8/6/7/4 talent

Philadelphia

P Eddie Stack
--- Age 10(106)/7/3 talent

3B Jimmy Walsh, "Runt"
--- Age 23, 5/9/6/4/1 talent

Pittsburgh

3B Bill McKechnie, "Deacon"
--- Age 23, 5/5/6/3/7... Not the greatest player but is the only manager in history to have won pennants for 3 different teams.

AMERICAN LEAGUE

Boston

3B Larry Gardner
--- Age 23, 7/8/6/6/8 talent

LF Duffy Lewis
--- Age 21, 7/10/6/4/6 talent

Chicago

P Frank Lange, "Seagan"
--- Age 26, 10(110)/4/5

1B Chick Gandil
--- Age 23, 7/8/6/4/8 talent

RF Shano Collins
--- Age 24, 6/9/6/3/7 talent

Cleveland

P George Kahler, "Krum"
--- Age 20, 10(93)/5/3 talent

P Willie Mitchell
--- Age 20, 10(94)/6/6 talent

LF Jack Graney
--- Age 23, 5/9/6/10/7 talent

Detroit

P George Suggs
--- Age 27, 10(90)/8/3 talent

LF Red Killefer
--- Age 24, 7/8/5/4/8 talent

LF Jay Kirke
--- Age 21, 8/7/6/2/4 talent

New York

P Cy Barger
--- Age 24, 8/6/5 talent

P Russ Ford
--- Age 26, 10(119)/7/5 talent

P Hippo Vaughn
--- Age 21, 10(111)/7/8 talent

LF Bert Daniels
--- Age 27, 6/7/6/6/6 talent

Philadelphia

C Jack Lapp
--- Age 25, 7/9/6/5/6 talent

2B Dave Shean
--- Age 26, 5/5/5/5/5 talent

Washington

P Dixie Walker
--- Age 22, 9/8/3 talent

metsgeek · 01-02-2006, 02:18 PM

Highlanders got a couple nice ones there with Hippo Vaughn and Russ Ford

Matt from TN · 01-06-2006, 12:46 PM

1910 National League

Code:

Team                        W   L   %  GB
New York Giants           107  47 .695 -
Cincinnati Reds            83  71 .539 24
Pittsburgh Pirates         79  75 .513 28
St. Louis Cardinals        76  78 .494 31
Chicago Cubs               76  78 .494 31
Philadelphia Phillies      75  79 .487 32
Boston Doves               61  93 .396 46
Brooklyn Superbas          59  95 .383 48

League AVG: .255
League ERA: 2.85

New York Giants

Needless to say, the Giants simply dominated the NL this season, winning the pennant by 24 games. Their 107 wins was easily a major league record and 10 more wins than the previous NL record of 97 set by the 1906 Cubs. CF Fred Snodgrass was named Top Rookie and Top Batter. He led the league in OPS and stolen bases while finishing 2nd to Honus Wagner in the batting race. Last season's Top Rookie, Rube Marquard, was named Top Pitcher. This team is young and talented, a deadly combination that could put them atop the league for many years to come.

Lineup:
C Chief Meyers - .287, 11 HR, 90 RBI
1B Tom McCreery - .286, 48 RBI
2B Larry Doyle - .303, 93 RBI, 34 SB
3B Art Devlin - .288, 54 RBI, 62 SB
SS Buck Herzog - .238, 77 RBI, 25 SB (R)
LF Moose McCormick - .275, 84 RBI
CF Fred Snodgrass - .353, 59 RBI, 75 SB
RF Josh Devore - .322, 61 RBI, 61 SB (R)

Top Bench:
1B Fred Merkle - .319, 36 RBI (R)

Pitchers:
Rube Marquard - 28-12, 2.23
Doc Crandall - 27-7, 1.99
Hooks Wiltes - 18-13, 2.63
Christy Mathewson - 16-9, 3.00
Red Ames - 9-4, 2.25

Cincinnati Reds

Lineup:
C Larry McLean - .271, 56 RBI
1B Dick Hoblitzel - .327, 77 RBI
2B Miller Huggins - .322, 46 RBI
3B Hans Lobert - .277, 54 RBI, 37 SB
SS Al Bridwell - .215, 38 RBI
LF Mike Mitchell - .312, 62 RBI, 37 SB
CF Jimmy Barrett - .279, 32 RBI, 21 SB
RF Sam Crawford - .267, 83 RBI

Key Bench:
CF Dode Paskert - .318, 19 RBI

Pitchers:
Orval Overall - 23-14, 2.94
Charley Hall - 22-17, 2.09
Noodles Hahn - 21-15, 3.02
Carl Druhot - 9-12, 3.75

Pittsburgh Pirates

Lineup:
C Ed Phelps - .268, 43 RBI
1B John Flynn - .268, 50 RBI (R)
2B Dots Miller - .240, 50 RBI
3B Jimmy Williams - .265, 66 RBI
SS Honus Wagner - .362, 46 RBI, 51 SB
LF Ginger Beaumont - .292, 44 RBI
CF Solly Hofman - .261, 48 RBI, 21 SB
RF Chief Wilson - .232, 41 RBI

Key Bench:
1B Jim Nealon - .233, 21 RBI
RF Otis Clymer - .240, 13 RBI
1B Kitty Bransfield - .313, 21 RBI

Pitchers:
Howie Camnitz - 18-18, 2.23
Cy Falkenberg - 16-12, 2.44
Rube Waddell - 14-17, 2.73
Jack Pfiester - 12-15, 3.01
Lefty Leifield - 8-4, 2.45

St. Louis Cardinals

Lineup:
C Art Hoelskoetter - .211, 54 RBI
1B Al Burch - .277, 27 RBI
2B Lee DeMontreville - .241, 50 RBI
3B Bobby Byrns - .261, 69 RBI
SS Bobby Wallace - .330, 64 RBI
LF Mike Donlin - .271, 68 RBI, 22 SB
CF Homer Smoot - .327, 45 RBI
RF Emmet Heidrick - .293, 22 RBI, 25 SB

Key Bench:
RF Red Murray - .248, 20 RBI
1B Ed Konetchy - .298, 29 RBI
LF George Barclay - .277, 14 RBI
LF Tom O'Hara - .265, 10 RBI (R)

Pitchers:
Mordecai Brown - 19-17, 2.87
Babe Adams - 21-20, 2.85
Irv Higginbotham - 17-20, 2.56
Ed Karger - 11-10, 2.96

Chicago Cubs

Lineup:
C Frank Chance - .228, 45 RBI, 36 SB
1B George Moriarty - .235, 60 RBI, 20 SB
2B Johnny Evers - .257, 33 RBI, 24 SB
3B Bill Bradley - .286, 59 RBI
SS Joe Tinker - .265, 52 RBI, 23 SB
LF Zaza Harvey - .297, 60 RBI
CF Danny Green - .332, 25 RBI
RF Frank Schulte - .243, 40 RBI

Key Bench:
3B Heinie Zimmerman - .349, 34 RBI (R)
CF Harry McChesney - .284, 26 RBI
CF Vin Campbell - .300, 20 RBI
3B Germany Schaefer - .311, 19 RBI
2B Larry Schlafly - .273, 14 RBI

Pitchers:
Ed Reulbach - 20-17, 3.03
Carl Lundgren - 21-15, 2.48
Fred Glade - 14-15, 3.01
King Cole - 11-16, 3.45 (R)

Philadelphia Phillies

Lineup:
C Fred Jacklitsch - .277, 29 RBI
1B Sherry Magee - .278, 35 RBI, 21 SB
2B Nap Lajoie - .308, 84 RBI
3B Joe Ward - .242, 62 RBI
SS Rudy Hulswitt - .252, 44 RBI
LF George Browne - .292, 90 RBI, 22 SB
CF Elmer Flick - .271, 65 RBI
RF John Titus - .274, 46 RBI

Key Bench:
C Frank Roth - .232, 27 RBI

Pitchers:
George McQuillan - 17-23, 3.13
Harry Coveleski - 18-21, 3.10
Doc White - 23-16, 2.96
Eddie Stack - 9-11, 3.18 (R)

Boston Doves

Lineup:
C Tom Needham - .196, 30 RBI
1B Fred Tenney - .291, 32 RBI
2B Jim Delahanty - .266, 62 RBI
3B Bill Sweeney - .238, 30 RBI
SS Ed Abbaticchio - .255, 35 RBI, 27 SB
LF Beals Becker - .224, 73 RBI
CF Johnny Bates - .317, 55 RBI, 32 SB
RF Pat Carney - .273, 45 RBI

Pitchers:
Irv Young - 13-23, 3.09
Sam Frock - 15-21, 2.60
Vic Willis - 14-22, 3.49
Jake Boultes - 8-13, 2.94

Brooklyn Superbas

Lineup:
C Lew Ritter - .225, 29 RBI
1B Jake Daubert - .248, 25 RBI (R)
2B Erve Beck - .261, 48 RBI
3B Emil Batch - .207, 32 RBI
SS Tommy McMillan - .176, 46 RBI
LF Jimmy Sheckard - .261, 24 RBI
CF Doc Gessler - .256, 31 RBI
RF Harry Lumley - .275, 55 RBI

Top Bench:
LF Zack Wheat - .254, 24 RBI (R)
2B Whitey Alperman - .290, 26 RBI

Pitchers:
Nap Rucker - 17-18, 2.70
Elmer Knetzer - 11-24, 3.03 (R)
Harry Howell - 14-24, 3.67
Harry McIntire - 4-6, 2.99

Batting AVG
.362 Honus Wagner, PIT
.353 Fred Snodgrass, NYG
.330 Bobby Wallace, STL
.327 Dick Hoblitzel, CIN
.322 Josh Devore, NYG

HOMERUNS
11 Tommy McMillan, BRO
11 Chief Meyers, NYG

RBI
93 Larry Doyle, NYG
90 Chief Meyers, NYG
90 George Browne, PHI
84 Moose McCormick, NYG
84 Nap Lajoie, PHI
83 Sam Crawford, CIN

OPS
.905 Fred Snodgrass, NYG
.835 Honus Wagner, PIT
.811 Dick Hoblitzel, CIN
.782 Nap Lajoie, PHI
.773 Bobby Wallace, STL

STEALS
75 Fred Snodgrass, NYG (75-35, 68.18%)
62 Art Devlin, NYG (62-21, 74.70%)
61 Josh Devore, NYG (61-23, 72.62%)
51 Honus Wagner, PIT (51-26, 66.23%)

ERA
1.99 Doc Crandall, NYG
2.09 Charley Hall, CIN
2.23 Howie Camnitz, PIT
2.23 Rube Marquard, NYG
2.44 Cy Falkenberg, PIT

WINS
28 Rube Marquard, NYG
27 Doc Crandall, NYG
23 Doc White, PHI
23 Orval Overall, CIN
22 Charley Hall, CIN

STRIKEOUTS
218 Ed Reulbach, CHC
207 Howie Camnitz, PIT
201 Charley Hall, CIN
192 Nap Rucker, BRO
184 Harry Coveleski, PHI

POY: Rube Marquard, NYG, 24, 28-12, 2.23 ERA, 80 BB, 169 K, .220 OAVG, 1.04 WHIP
BOY: CF Fred Snodgrass, NYG, .353, 59 RBI, 75 SB, .905 OPS
ROY: CF Fred Snodgrass, NYG, .353, 59 RBI, 75 SB, .905 OPS

Gold Gloves:
Pitcher: Jack Pfiester, PIT - 1
Catcher: Ed Phelps, PIT - 5
First Base: Fred Tenney, BSN - 1
Second Base: Nap Lajoie, PHI - 3
Third Base: Joe Ward, PHI - 2
Shortstop: Ed Abbaticchio, BSN - 1
Leftfield: Mike Mitchell, CIN - 1
Centerfield: Solly Hofman, PIT - 3
Rightfield: Frank Schulte, CHC - 2

tward13 · 01-06-2006, 01:47 PM

Some good names breaking in this year. Hippo Vaughn, Fred Snodgrass, Zack Wheat.

Why did Fred Merkle only start this year? His famous mistake was made at the end of the 1908 pennant race. He had over 100 ML games played before 1910.

Matt from TN · 01-06-2006, 03:19 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by tward13

Why did Fred Merkle only start this year? His famous mistake was made at the end of the 1908 pennant race. He had over 100 ML games played before 1910.

The Ankit database I use starts players when they got a reasonable amount of playing time. He had 47, 41 and 236 AB from 1907-09. Personally, I would think the 236 would be enough so I'm not sure what the exact cutoff is.

Matt from TN · 01-06-2006, 03:20 PM

1910 American League

Code:

Team                        W   L   %  GB
Boston Red Sox             96  59 .619 -
Philadelphia Athletics     95  60 .613 1
New York Highlanders       92  62 .597 3.5
St. Louis Browns           87  67 .565 8.5
Chicago White Sox          69  85 .448 26.5
Washington Senators        66  88 .429 29.5
Detroit Tigers             59  95 .383 36.5
Cleveland Bronchos         53 101 .344 42.5

League AVG: .241
League ERA: 2.61

The A's were leading the AL late in the season. Then they lost four straight to close out September. After winning their first four October games, they dropped two more which allowed the Red Sox to tie them for first. Both teams won their final 3 games, and for the 2nd time in three years they would play a single game to decide the pennant. Two years ago, the Athletics won that game behind Chief Bender. But this year, Bender lost 4-1 as Joe Wood dominated the Philly offense. The Highlanders improved 10 games from last season, posting the best season in club history. Meanwhile, the Browns won 27 more games from a year ago, moving from 7th to 4th and also posting a club-best season. While still struggling, the White Sox did improve by 15 game from their 100-loss 1909 campaign. However, Washington lost 18 more games from last season and both Detroit and Cleveland had the worst seasons in their team's decade long histories.

Boston Red Sox

C Bill Carrigan - .240, 52 RBI
1B Jake Stahl - .287, 64 RBI, 34 SB
2B Amby McConnell - .273, 80 RBI, 21 SB
3B Harry Lord - .334, 91 RBI, 52 SB
SS Larry Gardner - .229, 50 RBI (R)
LF Patsy Dougherty - .262, 43 RBI, 25 SB
CF Tris Speaker - .299, 59 RBI, 34 SB
RF George Stone - .347, 67 RBI

Key Bench:
RF Gaavy Cravath - .243, 30 RBI
C Ossee Schreckengost - .341, 14 RBI

Pitchers:
Joe Wood - 24-16, 2.61
Norwood Gibson - 28-8, 1.83
Ralph Glaze - 13-13, 2.74
Ray Collins - 16-8, 1.97
Joe Harris - 8-6, 3.69

Philadelphia Athletics

Lineup:
C Jack Lapp - .195, 59 RBI (R)
1B Danny Hoffman - .269, 27 RBI, 56 SB
2B Eddie Collins - .305, 50 RBI, 55 SB
3B Frank Baker - .275, 60 RBI
SS John Knight - .251, 57 RBI
LF Bris Lord - .292, 61 RBI
CF Rube Oldring - .272, 68 RBI
RF Matty McIntyre - .311, 66 RBI

Top Bench:
CF Harry Armbruster - .220, 7 RBI
3B Ed Lennox - .274, 12 RBI
Jimmy Dygert - 7-3, 1.29

Pitchers:
Weldon Henley - 22-12, 2.24
Chief Bender - 27-12, 1.66
Harry Krause - 20-13, 2.12
Biff Schlitzer - 22-11, 2.24

New York Highlanders

Lineup:
C Roger Bresnahan - .297, 61 RBI
1B Hal Chase - .278, 44 RBI, 31 SB
2B Clyde Engle - .276, 53 RBI
3B Frank LaPorte - .287, 55 RBI
SS Neal Ball - .252, 59 RBI
LF Birdie Cree - .240, 40 RBI, 25 SB
CF Cy Seymour - .247, 32 RBI
RF Billy Lush - .274, 58 RBI

Key Bench:
CF Bert Daniels - .233, 22 RBI
1B Bob Unglaub - .363, 13 RBI
RF Ray Demmitt - .255, 15 RBI

Pitchers:
Hippo Vaughn - 18-16, 2.08 (R)
Bill Hogg - 21-37, 2.37
Russ Ford - 23-11, 2.72 (R)
Cy Barger - 8-10, 3.17 (R)
Jack Quinn - 10-3, 1.52

St. Louis Browns

Lineup:
C Billy Maloney - .183, 33 RBI, 20 SB
1B Art Griggs - .278, 71 RBI
2B Harry Niles - .181, 34 RBI
3B Wid Conroy - .197, 32 RBI, 35 SB
SS George McBride - .249, 32 RBI
LF Roy Hartzell - .210, 33 RBI
CF Davy Jones - .270, 48 RBI, 25 SB
RF Irv Waldron - .308, 62 RBI

Top Bench:
C Tubby Spencer - .221, 21 RBI
RF Walt DeVoy - .286, 23 RBI

Pitchers:
Roy Mitchell - 27-15, 2.26 (R)
Marc Hall - 22-15, 2.51 (R)
Bill Grahame - 15-16, 2.34
Red Nelson - 8-4, 1.77 (R)

Chicago White Sox

Lineup:
C Hub Hart - .160, 24 RBI
1B Chick Gandil - .125, 25 RBI
2B Rollie Zeider - .257, 29 RBI
3B Pep Clark - .287, 55 RBI
SS Dave Brain - .278, 10 HR, 67 RBI
LF Mike Welday - .215, 30 RBI
CF Willis Cole - .188, 55 RBI
RF Paul Meloan - .184, 39 RBI

Top Bench:
C Claude Berry - .232, 13 RBI
RF Shano Collins - .237, 10 RBI

Pitchers:
Ed Walsh - 19-20, 2.38
Jim Scott - 18-19, 2.06
Frank Lange - 15-17, 2.33 (R)
Frank Smith - 7-5, 2.28
Harry Suter - 6-12, 2.93 (R)

Washington Senators

Lineup:
C Lew Drill - .209, 34 RBI
1B John Farrell - .226, 49 RBI, 20 SB
2B Rabbit Robinson - .246, 41 RBI
3B Bill Coughlin - .246, 37 RBI, 22 SB
SS Dave Altizer - .224, 27 RBI, 24 SB
LF Jack Lelivelt - .273, 52 RBI
CF Clyde Milan - .252, 38 RBI, 52 SB
RF Emil Frisk - .198, 34 RBI

Top Bench:
3B Fred Raymer - .283, 8 RBI
C Bruno Block - .252, 13 RBI

Pitchers:
Walter Johnson - 16-22, 2.15
Dixie Walker - 17-23, 2.81 (R)
Bob Groom - 18-18, 2.67
Bill Burns - 7-9, 2.50

Detroit Tigers

Lineup:
C Oscar Stanage - .159, 40 RBI
1B Charlie Carr - .323, 61 RBI
2B Simon Nicholls - .279, 48 RBI
3B Kid Elberfeld - .247, 55 RBI, 30 SB
SS Donie Bush - .266, 36 RBI, 38 SB
LF Ty Cobb - .290, 52 RBI, 55 SB
CF Roy Thomas - .236, 25 RBI
RF Davey Crockett - .256, 44 RBI

Top Bench:
LF Red Killefer - .311, 23 RBI (R)
C Boss Schmidt - .230, 13 RBI

Pitchers:
George Mullin - 19-17, 2.61
George Suggs - 8-25, 3.25 (R)
Eddie Cicotte - 9-17, 2.60
Ralph Works - 13-13, 3.28
Bugs Raymond - 6-10, 4.95

Cleveland Bronchos

Lineup:
C Nig Clarke - .227, 27 RBI
1B George Stovall - .298, 62 RBI
2B Terry Turner - .228, 49 RBI
3B Jap Barbeau - .207, 41 RBI
SS Eddie Grant - .233, 33 RBI
LF Claude Rossman - .318, 45 RBI
CF Joe Birmingham - .247, 65 RBI
RF Bill Hinchman - .281, 42 RBI

Key Bench:
C Ted Easterly - .286, 19 RBI

Pitchers:
Otto Hess - 14-23, 3.05
Spec Harkness - 12-22, 4.16 (R)
Charlie Smith - 7-18, 3.82
Fred Link - 10-13, 2.80 (R)
Willie Mitchell - 5-13, 4.55 (R)

Batting AVG
.347 George Stone, BOS
.334 Harry Lord, BOS
.323 Charlie Carr, DET
.318 Claude Rossman, CLE
.311 Matty McIntyre, PHA

HOMERUNS
12 Paul Meloan, CHW
10 Dave Brain, CHW

RBI
91 Harry Lord, BOS
80 Amby McConnell, BOS
71 Art Griggs, SLB
68 Rube Oldring, PHA
67 Dave Brain, CHW
67 George Stone, BOS

OPS
.817 George Stone, BOS
.758 Eddie Collins, PHA
.754 Jake Stahl, BOS
.753 Claude Rossman, CLE
.749 Harry Lord, BOS

STEALS
67 Rollie Zeider, CHW (67-20, 77.01%)
56 Danny Hoffman, PHA (56-18, 75.68%)
55 Ty Cobb, DET (55-25, 69.62%)
55 Eddie Collins, PHA (55-28, 66.27%)
52 Clyde Milan, WSH (52-24, 68.42%)
52 Harry Lord, BOS (52-11, 82.54%)

ERA
1.66 Chief Bender, PHA
1.83 Norwood Gibson, BOS
1.97 Ray Collins, BOS
2.06 Jim Scott, CHW
2.08 Hippo Vaughn, NYY

WINS
28 Norwood Gibson, BOS
27 Roy Mitchell, SLB
27 Chief Bender, PHA
24 Joe Wood, BOS
23 Russ Ford, NYY

STRIKEOUTS
202 Bill Hogg, NYY
199 Joe Wood, BOS
196 Jim Scott, CHW
196 George Mullin, DET
187 Hippo Vaughn, NYY

POY: Norwood Gibson, BOS, 33, 28-8, 1.83 ERA, 69 BB, 157 K, .226 OAVG, 1.03 WHIP
BOY: 3B Harry Lord, BOS, 28, .334, 91 RBI, 52 SB, .749 OPS
ROY: Roy Mitchell, SLB, 27-15, 2.26 ERA, 62 BB, 164 K, .228 OAVG, 1.02 WHIP

Gold Gloves:
Pitcher: Bill Hogg, NYY - 1
Catcher: Hub Hart, CHW - 2
First Base: George Stovall, CLE - 3
Second Base: Terry Turner, CLE - 3
Third Base: Jap Barbeau, CLE - 1
Shortstop: Donie Bush, DET - 2
Leftfield: Jack Lelivelt, WSH - 1
Centerfield: Tris Speaker, BOS - 1
Rightfield: Matty McIntyre, PHA - 6

Matt from TN · 01-06-2006, 04:28 PM

1910 World Series

BOX SCORES

New York sensation Rube Marquard started things off on a good note for the Giants. He held the Red Sox scoreless until the 9th when they scratched out 2 runs. New York won 4-2, defeating 5-time Top Pitcher Norwood Gibson. In Game 2, Doc Crandall held the Red Sox to just two runs for the second day in a row, defeating Boston's young star Joe Wood 6-2.

Traveling to New York, few gave Boston any chance of staying in the series for any more than a Game 5. They beat Hooks Wiltse 3-1 in Game 3. Then they tagged Marquard for 5 runs in front of his home crowd to even the series at 2 games a piece.

In Game 5, the Giants once again had Joe Wood's number, and Doc Crandall pitched even better than Game 2. The 4-1 win gave New York the series lead as they returned to Boston. In Game 6, the bats came out on fire, scoring 7 runs in the first inning, a 4-3 score in Boston's favor. A Moose McCormick homerun tied the score in the 4th. Then in the 6th, Boston strung together a walk, two singles, a sac fly along with an error by 3B Art Devlin to take a 6-4 lead. With two outs, Tris Speaker hit a 2-run triple to blow things open, and the Red Sox went on to win 9-4, tying the series yet again.

The final game was the 3rd matchup of Marquard vs Gibson. The game quickly turned sour for Red Sox fans as New York scored 7 runs in the first two innings and went on to win 9-4.

Winner, 4-1: New York Giants, 1st Championship, 4th Pennant

Boston Red Sox, 5th pennant

tward13 · 01-06-2006, 05:03 PM

Looks like the A-s and Red Sox are set to battle it out for the next few years. Should be interesting.

Matt from TN · 01-06-2006, 05:34 PM

Leaderboards... after 35 years (10 for the AL)

SS = Single Season
CA = Career Leader
AC = Active Leader if different than career leader

Batting Records

Batting Average
SS - .421 Live Oak Taylor, 1889
CA - .377 Live Oak Taylor, 1888-91
AC - .326 George Stone, 1905-10

OPS
SS - 1.072 Ross Barnes, 1884
CA - .946 Ross Barnes, 1876-87
AC - .816 Honus Wagner, 1898-1910

Runs
SS - 124, Fred Snodgrass, 1910
CA - 1487 Billy Nash, 1886-1906
AC - 1187 Honus Wagner, 1898-1910

Homeruns
SS - 15 Jimmy Ryan, 1892
SS - 15 Jack McGeachy, 1897
SS - 15 Jimmy Williams, 1899
SS - 15 Jack Doyle, 1899
SS - 15 Nap Lajoie, 1902
CA - 115 Mike Tiernan, 1887-1903
AC - 89 Nap Lajoie, 1897-1910

RBI
SS - 122 Jimmy Williams, 1901
CA - 1352 Billy Nash, 1886-1906
AC - 1194 Nap Lajoie, 1897-1910

Stolen Bases
SS - 83 Bill Lange, 1901
CA - 825 John McGraw, 1892-1908
AC - 611 Honus Wagner, 1898-1910

Walks
SS - 121 Ross Barnes, 1876
CA - 845 Roy Thomas, 1899-1910

Pitching Records

ERA
SS - 1.31 Norwood Gibson, 1905
CA - 1.95 Chief Bender, 1903-10

Wins
SS - 41 Al Spalding, 1876
CA - 384 Bill Vinton, 1884-1904
AC - 267 Joe Corbett, 1897-1910

Winning %
SS - 84.85% Jocko Flynn, 1897
CA - 67.32% Norwood Gibson, 1903-10

Shutouts
SS - 11 George Mullin, 1904
SS - 11 Ed Walsh, 1908
CA - 51 Bill Vinton, 1884-1904
AC - 50 Ed Walsh, 1904-10

Strikeouts
SS - 327 Bill Daley, 1898
CA - 3277 Bill Daley, 1891-1906
AC - 3095 Joe Corbett, 1897-1910

National League Team Records

Wins - 107, New York Giants, 1910
Losses - 104, Brooklyn Superbas, 1906

Win % - .717, Chicago White Stockings, 1878
Win % - .271, Baltimore Orioles, 1892

Avg - .316, Pittsburgh Pirates, 1897
Avg - .211, Worcester Ruby Legs, 1880

Runs - 803, Boston Beaneaters, 1898

ERA - 2.28, Buffalo Bisons, 1879
ERA - 5.52, Philadelphia Athletics, 1876

American League Team Records

Wins - 101, Boston Red Sox, 1909
Losses - 101, Cleveland Bronchos, 1910

Win % - .656, Boston Red Sox, 1909
Win % - .344, Cleveland Bronchos, 1910

Avg - .281, Boston Red Sox, 1909
Avg - .195, Washington Senators, 1906

Runs - 663, Boston Red Sox, 1910

ERA - 2.06, Philadelphia Athletics, 1910 (The A's hold the best 3 team ERA's)
ERA - 3.73, Cleveland Bronchos, 1910

12-25-2005, 01:40 PM	#122 (permalink)
metsgeek Hall Of Famer Join Date: Dec 2002 Location: Norwood, MA Posts: 5,449 Thanks: 3 Thanked 2x in 2 posts	Old Hoss only had 2 career taters, and his most similar batter is Putsy Caballero. He's one of my faves now Speaking of favorites, how is Jap Barbeau doing? __________________ Commissioner - PBRL Time Warp Baseball - Boston Red Sox The Baseball Chronicle - Cleveland Spiders

12-31-2005, 10:03 PM	#127 (permalink)
Matt from TN Hall Of Famer Join Date: Mar 2002 Location: In a funk.... Posts: 3,413 Thanks: 0 Thanked 2x in 2 posts	1909 National League Code: Team W L % GB New York Giants 89 65 .578 - Pittsburgh Pirates 83 71 .539 6 Cincinnati Reds 80 74 .519 9 St. Louis Cardinals 79 75 .513 10 Chicago Cubs 78 76 .506 11 Philadelphia Phillies 76 78 .494 13 Boston Doves 67 87 .435 22 Brooklyn Superbas 64 90 .416 25 League AVG: .254 League ERA: 2.75 New York Giants The Giants improved 19 games from last season and won their first pennant since 1895. Since that pennant, they have finished between 14 and 34 games out every season but one - 1907 when they were 8 games back. Also since that last pennant, they had never finished higher than 4th (1907 and 1901). This was a team victory for the Giants with no standout stars on offense. Their .253 team average was 5th in the 8-team NL. And they scored just the 4th most runs. Their 2.48 team ERA was 2nd in the league, and this was clearly their strength. Perhaps what put them over the top was the appearance of Top Rookie Rube Marquard who led the league with a 1.74 ERA. Team ace Hooks Wiltse finished 4th in ERA. Lineup: C Pat Crisham - .297, 45 RBI 1B Tom McCreery - .307, 58 RBI, 26 SB 2B Larry Doyle - .304, 55 RBI, 35 SB 3B Art Devlin - .280, 36 RBI, 71 SB SS Tillie Shafer - .119, 57 RBI (R) LF Moose McCormick - .293, 86 RBI CF Curt Bernard - .254, 40 RBI RF Steve Evans - .235, 50 RBI (R) Pitchers: Doc Crandall - 19-19, 2.80 Hooks Wiltes - 24-16, 2.15 Rube Marquard - 19-8, 1.74 (R) Red Ames - 16-12, 2.99 Top Bench: C CHief Meyers - .221, 18 RBI (R) LF Pop Foster - .289, 20 RBI CF Bill O'Hara - .231, 14 RBI P Christy Mathewson - 8-5, 2.34 ERA Pittsburgh Pirates Lineup: C Ed Phelps - .239, 40 RBI 1B Del Howard - .325, 48 RBI 2B Dots Miller - .297, 63 RBI (R) 3B Jimmy Williams - .284, 54 RBI SS Honus Wagner - .332, 66 RBI, 57 SB LF Ginger Beaumont - .259, 32 RBI CF Solly Hofman - .263, 42 RBI RF Otis Clymer - .306, 73 RBI Key Bench: 1B Jim Nealon - .267, 25 RBI Pitchers: Howie Camnitz - 21-14, 2.06 Jack Pfiester - 21-16, 2.45 Lefty Leifield - 15-19, 2.35 Rube Waddell - 12-5, 2.50 Cy Falkenberg - 3-7, 3.42 Cincinnati Reds Lineup: C Larry McLean - .270, 59 RBI 1B Dick Hoblitzel - .260, 76 RBI (R) 2B Dick Egan - .281, 59 RBI, 50 SB 3B Hans Lobert - .254, 52 RBI, 54 SB SS Al Bridwell - .256, 41 RBI LF Topsy Hartsel - .270, 25 RBI, 24 SB CF Jimmy Barrett - .254, 24 RBI, 26 SB RF Sam Crawford - .285, 75 RBI Key Bench: LF Mike Mitchell - .331, 30 RBI 3B Mike Mowrey, .260, 26 RBI CF Dode Paskert - .280, 22 RBI Pitchers: Orval Overall - 17-15, 2.60 Charley Hall - 17-18, 3.17 Noodles Hahn - 18-16, 2.95 Carl Druhot - 14-8, 3.35 St. Louis Cardinals Lineup: C Art Hoelskoetter - .211, 54 RBI 1B Ed Konetchy - .294, 68 RBI 2B Bill Keister - .257, 34 RBI, 25 SB 3B Bobby Wallace - .269, 64 RBI SS Lee DeMontreville - .246, 48 RBI LF Mike Donlin - .286, 63 RBI, 34 SB CF Homer Smoot - .295, 32 RBI RF Emmet Heidrick - .322, 25 RBI, 33 SB Key Bench: RF Red Murray - .278, 21 RBI, 13 SB LF George Barclay - .249, 12 RBI 3B Bobby Byrne - .287, 27 RBI 3B Otto Krueger - .243, 13 RBI Pitchers: Mordecai Brown - 25-14, 2.32 Babe Adams - 14-21, 3.00 (R) Ed Karger - 20-13, 2.32 Irv Higginbotham - 9-7, 3.05 Chicago Cubs Lineup: C Frank Chance - .255, 32 RBI, 34 SB 1B George Moriarty - .250, 45 RBI, 21 SB 2B Johnny Evers - .291, 52 RBI, 52 SB 3B Bill Bradley - .288, 71 RBI SS Joe Tinker - .253, 63 RBI, 20 SB LF Zaza Harvey - .316, 70 RBI CF Danny Green - .337, 35 RBI RF Frank Schulte - .279, 48 RBI Key Bench: CF Harry McChesney - .257, 25 RBI C Johnny Kling - .239, 30 RBI 3B Sammy Strand - .330, 18 RBI Pitchers: Ed Reulbach - 17-24, 2.89 Carl Lundgren - 21-15, 2.57 Jim St. Vrain - 10-15, 3.59 Tom Hughes - 10-10, 2.66 Philadelphia Phillies Lineup: C Fred Jacklitsch - .168, 16 RBI 1B Sherry Magee - .251, 36 RBI 2B Nap Lajoie - .313, 67 RBI 3B Joe Ward - .227, 13 HR, 51 RBI SS Rudy Hulswitt - .272, 39 RBI LF George Browne - .293, 57 RBI, 23 SB CF Elmer Flick - .240, 56 RBI RF John Titus - .260, 40 RBI Key Bench: C Frank Roth - .265, 20 RBI Pitchers: George McQuillan - 18-19, 2.67 Doc White - 22-18, 2.19 Harry Coveleski - 13-17, 2.41 Tully Sparks - 8-9, 3.19 Bill Foxen - 5-4, 2.80 Boston Doves Lineup: C Tom Needham - .213, 48 RBI 1B Fred Tenney - .353, 18 RBI 2B Bill Sweeney - .283, 43 RBI, 30 SB 3B Charlie Hickman - .279, 75 RBI SS Ed Abbaticchio - .252, 49 RBI, 26 SB LF Jim Delahanty - .250, 40 RBI CF Johnny Bates - .287, 52 RBI, 25 SB RF Chick Stahl - .247, 49 RBI Pitchers: Irv Young - 19-20, 2.29 Al Mattern - 16-19, 3.09 (R) Jake Boultes - 17-19, 2.66 Sam Frock - 6-7, 3.44 Brooklyn Superbas Lineup: C Lew Ritter - .243, 34 RBI 1B Doc Gessler - .276, 37 RBI, 25 SB 2B Erve Beck - .272, 51 RBI 3B Dutch Jordan - .210, 35 RBI SS Phil Lewis - .253, 47 RBI LF Jimmy Sheckard - .265, 50 RBI CF Walt McCredie - .239, 24 RBI RF Harry Lumley - .268, 59 RBI Top Bench: 3B Emil Batch - .229, 16 RBI Pitchers: Nap Rucker - 23-18, 2.22 Harry Howell - 13-23, 3.54 Harry McIntire - 12-24, 3.06 Doc McJames - 6-8, 3.49 Batting AVG .332 Honus Wagner, PIT .316 Zaza Harvey, CHC .313 Nap Lajoie, PHI .307 Tom McCreery, NYG .306 Otis Clymer, PIT HOMERUNS 13 Joe Ward, PHI 9 Tillie Shafer, NYG RBI 86 Moose McCormick, NYG 76 Dick Hoblitzel, CIN 75 Sam Crawford, CIN 75 Charlie Hickman, BSN 73 Otis Clymer, PIT OPS .808 Honus Wagner, PIT .761 Nap Lajoie, PHI .752 Ed Konetchy, STL .749 Larry Doyle, NYG .733 Johnny Bates, BSN .722 Sam Crawford, CIN STEALS 71 Art Devlin, NYG (71-24, 74.74%) 57 Honus Wagner, PIT (57-18, 76.00%) 54 Hans Lobert, CIN (54-11, 83.08%) 52 Johnny Evers, CHC (52-10, 83.87%) 50 Dick Egan, CIN (50-17, 74.63%) ERA 1.74 Rube Marquard, NYG 2.06 Howie Camnitz, PIT 2.10 Fred Glade, CHC 2.15 Hooks Wiltse, NYG 2.19 Doc White, PHI WINS 26 Mordecai Brown, STL 24 Hooks Wiltse, NYG 23 Nap Rucker, BRO 22 Doc White, PHI STRIKEOUTS 209 Ed Reulbach, CHC 203 Orval Overall, CIN 194 Nap Rucker, BRO 193 Carl Lundgren, CHC 191 Charley Hall, CIN POY: Mordecai Brown, STL, 33, 26-14, 2.32 ERA, 71 BB, 186 K, .240 OAVG, 1.09 WHIP BOY: SS Honus Wagner, PIT, 35, .332, 66 RBI, 57 SB, .808 OPS ROY: Rube Marquard, NYG, 23, 19-8, 1.74 ERA, 53 BB, 136 K, .215 OAVG, 0.99 WHIP Gold Gloves: Pitcher: Harry Howell, BRO Catcher: Tom Needham, BSN First Base: Ed Konetchy, STL Second Base: Dick Egan, CIN Third Base: Joe Ward, PHI Shortstop: Joe Tinker, CHC Leftfield: Jimmy Sheckard, BRO Centerfield: Solly Hofman, PIT Rightfield: Otis Clymer, PIT __________________ Set in Stone... 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01-01-2006, 02:14 AM	#128 (permalink)
Matt from TN Hall Of Famer Join Date: Mar 2002 Location: In a funk.... Posts: 3,413 Thanks: 0 Thanked 2x in 2 posts	1909 American League Code: Team W L % GB Boston Red Sox 101 53 .656 - Philadelphia Athletics 96 58 .623 5 Washington Senators 84 70 .545 17 New York Highlanders 82 72 .532 19 Cleveland Bronchos 74 80 .481 27 Detroit Tigers 65 89 .422 36 St. Louis Browns 60 94 .390 41 Chicago White Sox 54 100 .351 47 League AVG: .248 League ERA: 2.68 Boston Red Sox Boston set a new AL record for most wins and highest winning percentage in the AL's brief history. At the same time, the White Sox ans Browns had the two highest loss totals in AL history. The Red Sox swept the postseason awards. Norwood Gibson won his 3rd Top Pitcher award in five years. 3B Harry Lord won the batting title and Top Batter honors, and pitcher Smokey Joe Wood was named Top Rookie. C Bill Carrigan - .215, 47 RBI 1B Jake Stahl - .262, 10 HR, 69 RBI, 30 SB 2B Amby McConnell - .309, 58 RBI, 25 SB 3B Harry Lord - .347, 78 RBI, 45 SB SS Freddy Parent - .204, 21 RBI LF Patsy Dougherty - .299, 50 RBI, 31 SB CF Tris Speaker - .330, 64 RBI, 24 SB (R) RF George Stone - .325, 70 RBI Key Bench: SS Heinie Wagner - .275, 19 RBI, 15 SB RF Gaavy Cravath - .227, 30 RBI C Ossee Schreckengost - .291, 27 RBI CF Charlie Hemphill - .310, 22 RBI 2B Hobe Ferris - .231, 14 RBI Pitchers: Norwood Gibson - 30-8, 1.76 Joe Wood - 25-11, 1.96 (R) Ralph Glaze - 20-15, 2.86 Joe Harris - 9-9, 3.01 Philadelphia Athletics Lineup: C Harry Smith - .197, 34 RBI 1B Dave Fultz - .241, 37 RBI, 72 SB 2B Eddie Collins - .285, 51 RBI, 58 SB 3B Frank Baker - .294, 51 RBI (R) SS John Knight - .257, 65 RBI LF Bris Lord - .262, 75 RBI CF Danny Hoffman - .262, 47 RBI, 26 SB RF Matty McIntyre - .289, 56 RBI Top Bench: CF Rube Oldring - .337, 22 RBI SS Jack Barry - .223, 17 RBI 3B Ed Lennox - .238, 15 RBI (R) 2B Danny Murphy - .240, 16 RBI Pitchers: Weldon Henley - 30-11, 1.94 Chief Bender - 18-17, 2.10 Harry Krause - 21-10, 2.23 (R) Biff Schlitzer - 15-4, 1.71 Washington Senators Lineup: C Lew Drill - .235, 43 RBI 1B John Farrell - .241, 52 RBI, 22 SB 2B Rabbit Robinson - .283, 64 RBI 3B Bill Coughlin - .244, 41 RBI, 20 SB SS Dave Altizer - .226, 45 RBI, 22 SB LF Jack Lelivelt - .304, 52 RBI, 20 SB (R) CF Clyde Milan - .271, 38 RBI, 53 SB RF Emil Frisk - .267, 64 RBI Top Bench: LF Jimmy Slagle - .277, 8 RBI, 28 SB Pitchers: Walter Johnson - 23-19, 2.17 Bob Groom - 21-15, 2.28 (R) Dolly Gray - 18-16, 2.24 (R) Bill Burns - 11-6, 2.46 New York Highlanders Lineup: C Roger Bresnahan - .254, 46 RBI 1B Hal Chase - .297, 48 RBI, 36 SB 2B Clyde Engle - .262, 60 RBI (R) 3B Jimmy Austin - .260, 45 RBI (R) SS Neal Ball - .243, 59 RBI LF Billy Lush - .298, 39 RBI, 24 SB CF Cy Seymour - .335, 50 RBI RF Ray Demmitt - .186, 36 RBI (R) Key Bench: RF Frank LaPorte - .335, 38 RBI LF Birdie Cree - .280, 24 RBI, 13 SB (R) 1B Bob Unglaub - .306, 24 RBI Pitchers: Bill Hogg - 24-15, 2.28 Joe Lake - 18-14, 2.65 Jack Quinn - 14-12, 2.69 (R) Jack Warhop - 11-15, 3.07 (R) Tom Hughes - 10-12, 2.23 (R) Cleveland Bronchos Lineup: C Nig Clarke - .244, 43 RBI 1B George Stovall - .277, 69 RBI 2B Terry Turner - .268, 66 RBI 3B Jap Barbeau - .184, 38 RBI SS Eddie Grant - .238, 49 RBI LF Claude Rossman - .297, 58 RBI CF Joe Birmingham - .267, 63 RBI RF Bill Hinchman - .271, 57 RBI Key Bench: RF Sport McAllister - .261, 10 RBI C Peaches Graham - .256, 9 RBI 2B Sam Mertes - .238, 9 RBI Pitchers: Glenn Liebhardt - 17-22, 3.01 Otto Hess - 22-13, 2.33 Heinie Berger - 11-10, 3.54 Charlie Smith - 7-17, 3.79 Earl Moore - 6-6, 2.54 Detroit Tigers Lineup: C Oscar Stanage - .180, 31 RBI (R) 1B Charlie Carr - .337, 84 RBI 2B Red Downs - .210, 37 RBI 3B Kid Elberfeld - .282, 56 RBI, 30 SB SS Donie Bush - .256, 34 RBI, 26 SB (R) LF Ty Cobb - .325, 85 RBI, 62 SB CF Roy Thomas - .299, 39 RBI, 20 SB RF Davey Crockett - .311, 66 RBI Pitchers: George Mullin - 17-23, 2.87 Ralph Works - 13-25, 3.02 (R) Eddie Cicotte - 13-13, 3.22 Ed Siever - 6-11, 5.08 Bugs Raymond - 6-4, 2.03 St. Louis Browns Lineup: C Billy Maloney - .209, 31 RBI, 25 SB 1B Art Griggs - .281, 63 RBI 2B Harry Niles - .244, 28 RBI, 20 SB 3B Wid Conroy - .246, 56 RBI, 39 SB SS George McBride - .252, 46 RBI LF Roy Hartzell - .266, 38 RBI CF Davy Jones - .269, 33 RBI, 29 SB RF Irv Waldron - .317, 53 RBI Top Bench: 3B Wid Conroy - .291, 17 RBI RF Al Schweitzer - .286, 15 RBI (R) Pitchers: Cy Morgan - 15-25, 2.94 Bill Grahame - 20-15, 1.95 Barney Pelty - 11-23, 3.14 Bill Bailey - 4-9, 3.76 Harry Ables - 6-6, 3.23 Chicago White Sox Lineup: C Hub Hart - .194, 25 RBI 1B Harry Davis - .220, 30 RBI, 26 SB 2B Billy Purtell - .144, 18 RBI 3B Pep Clark - .273, 35 RBI SS Dave Brain - .288, 57 RBI LF Mike Welday - .216, 39 RBI CF Willis Cole - .189, 46 RBI (R) RF Cuke Barrows - .093, 30 RBI (R) Pitchers: Ed Walsh - 17-23, 2.03 Jim Scott - 8-23, 3.53 (R) Frank Smith - 10-20, 3.27 Roy Patterson - 6-10, 3.43 Lou Fiene - 6-7, 2.75 Batting AVG .347 Harry Lord, BOS .337 Charlie Carr, DET .330 Tris Speaker, BOS .325 George Stone, BOS .325 Ty Cobb, DET HOMERUNS 10 Jake Stahl, BOS 9 Willis Cole, CHW 9 Nig Clarke, CLE RBI 85 Ty Cobb, DET 84 Charlie Carr, DET 78 Harry Lord, BOS 75 Bris Lord, PHA 70 George Stone, BOS OPS .804 Tris Speaker, BOS .792 George Stone, BOS .764 Ty Cobb, DET .754 Harry Lord, BOS .752 Charlie Carr, DET STEALS 72 Dave Fultz, PHA (72-25, 74.23%) 62 Ty Cobb, DET (62-28, 68.89%) 58 Eddie Collins, PHA (58-18, 76.32%) 53 Clyde Milan, WSH (53-13, 80.30%) 45 Harry Lord, BOS (45-13, 77.59%) ERA 1.71 Biff Schlitzer, PHA 1.76 Norwood Gibson, BOS 1.94 Weldon Henley, PHA 1.95 Bill Grahame, SLB 1.96 Joe Wood, BOS 2.03 Ed Walsh, CHW WINS 30 Weldon Henley, PHA 30 Norwood Gibson, BOS 25 Joe Wood, BOS 24 Bill Hogg, NYY 23 Walter Johnson, WSH 22 Otto Hess, CLE STRIKEOUTS 212 Ed Walsh, CHW 209 Bill Hogg, NYY 208 Chief Bender, PHA 195 Joe Wood, BOS 194 Norwood Gibson, BOS 194 Walter Johnson, BOS POY: Norwood Gibson, BOS, 32, 30-8, 1.76 ERA, 103 BB, 194 K, .209 OAVG, 1.02 WHIP BOY: 3B Harry Lord, BOS, 27, .347, 78 RBI, 45 SB, .754 OPS ROY: Joe Wood, BOS, 19, 25-11, 1.96 ERA, 66 BB, 195 K, .207 OAVG, 0.93 WHIP Gold Gloves: Pitcher: Jack Quinn, NYY Catcher: Bill Carrigan, BOS First Base: George Stovall, CLE Second Base: Billy Purtell, CHW Third Base: Pep Clark, CHW Shortstop: Donie Bush, DET Leftfield: Bris Lord, PHA Centerfield: Clyde Milan, WSH Rightfield: Matty McIntyre, PHA __________________ Set in Stone... 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01-01-2006, 04:13 PM	#131 (permalink)
Matt from TN Hall Of Famer Join Date: Mar 2002 Location: In a funk.... Posts: 3,413 Thanks: 0 Thanked 2x in 2 posts	1909 World Series BOX SCORES Catobase Updated! Player pages still loading as I post this The Giants came out swinging in their first World Series. By the end of the 5th inning, they had tagged AL Top Pitcher Norwood Gibson for 6 runs. The Red Sox could get nothing going against Hooks Wiltse, who allowed just 3 hits, and New York won 6-0. Game 2 was another story. The Red Sox scored a run in the 2nd off NL Top Rookie Rube Marquard and added 7 more runs in the 3rd. They went on to beat New York 9-1 with the victory going to AL Top Rookie Joe Wood. In Game 3, the Giants looked to regain the series lead. The score was 5-2 in New York's favor going into the bottom of the 8th. Jake Stahl and Bill Carrigan led off the inning with singles off Doc Crandall. Then Heinie Wagner loaded the bases when rookie SS Tillie Shafer booted a hard hit grounder. Pitcher Ralph Glaze helped his own cause with a bases clearing double that knotted the score at 5. After a sac bun moved Glaze to third, another rookie, Tris Speaker, singled him home for the eventual winning run. Game 4 was a rematch of team aces. Boston's Norwood Gibson lost Game 1 to Hooks Wiltse, but both pitchers were excellent on this day. The Giants were up 2-1 until Jake Stahl hit a 2-run single in the 7th to give Boston the lead. Not wanting to fall behind 3-1 in the series, Boston CF Curt Bernard hit a triple off Gibson with 2 outs in the 9th and scored when Tille Shafer's grounder toward the hole on the right side of the infield was misplayed by Hobe Ferris. The game went to the 13th inning with all pitchers doing well. New York's Christy Mathewson had a 1-2-3 12th inning against the heart of the Boston order, but he allowed a leadoff single to Top Batter Harry Lord in the 13th. After getting Gravvy Cravath to fly out, catcher Bill Carrigan reached base on another Tillie Shafer error. George Stone then got a pinch hit single, scoring Lord and winning the game. In Game 5, New York took a 2-0 lead on Joe Wood. Then in the 6th, Wood walked to lead off the inning, and one out later, stole second. Boston catcher Pat Crisham was so surprised by the move that he threw the ball into CF, allowing Wood to move to 3rd. With two outs, Jake Stahl singled Wood home. In the top of the 7th, Moose McCormick doubled Crisham home, but Crisham was thrown out at the plate by LF Patsy Dougherty. Then in the bottom of that inning, Cravath led off with a walk, followed by a Charlie Hemphill single. Freddy Parent reached base on an error by 2B Larry Doyle, allowing Cravath to score and tie the game. A sac bunt advanced both runners to 2nd and 3rd. Then after Joe Wood struck out, Dougherty again helped the team with a 2-run double, giving Boston a 4-2 lead. The Red Sox added another run in the 8th on a Jake Stahl home run, and Boston won the game 5-2. This was Boston's 4th trip to the World Series in 5 years, and their second championship in three years. Winner, 4-1: Boston Red Sox, 2nd Championship, 4th Pennant New York Giants, 3rd pennant __________________ Set in Stone... Players Remain with Original Franchise

01-02-2006, 01:57 PM	#132 (permalink)
Matt from TN Hall Of Famer Join Date: Mar 2002 Location: In a funk.... Posts: 3,413 Thanks: 0 Thanked 2x in 2 posts	Key Incoming Rookies for 1910: NATIONAL LEAGUE Boston C Bill Rariden, "Bedford Bill" --- Age 22, 5/6/5/9/7 talent Brooklyn 1B Jake Daubert --- Age 25, 7/6/7/5/5 talent LF Zack Wheat, "Buck" --- Age 21, 9/9/8/5/8 talent CF Jack Dalton --- Age 24, 7/6/6/6/4 talent Chicago P King Cole --- Age 23, 10(91)/3/3 talent 3B Heinie Zimmerman --- Age 23, 9/9/10/3/2 talent Cincinnati C Tommy Clarke --- Age 21, 7/7/6/7/7 talent CF Vin Campbell --- Age 22, 8/7/6/4/4 talent RF Harry Wolter --- Age 25, 7/7/7/8/6 talent New York 1B Fred Merkle --- Age 21, 7/9/8/5/3 3B Buck Herzog --- Age 24, 6/7/6/5/6 talent LF Josh Devore --- Age 22, 6/5/6/7/1 talent CF Fred Snodgrass, "Snow" --- Age 22, 7/8/6/7/4 talent Philadelphia P Eddie Stack --- Age 10(106)/7/3 talent 3B Jimmy Walsh, "Runt" --- Age 23, 5/9/6/4/1 talent Pittsburgh 3B Bill McKechnie, "Deacon" --- Age 23, 5/5/6/3/7... Not the greatest player but is the only manager in history to have won pennants for 3 different teams. AMERICAN LEAGUE Boston 3B Larry Gardner --- Age 23, 7/8/6/6/8 talent LF Duffy Lewis --- Age 21, 7/10/6/4/6 talent Chicago P Frank Lange, "Seagan" --- Age 26, 10(110)/4/5 1B Chick Gandil --- Age 23, 7/8/6/4/8 talent RF Shano Collins --- Age 24, 6/9/6/3/7 talent Cleveland P George Kahler, "Krum" --- Age 20, 10(93)/5/3 talent P Willie Mitchell --- Age 20, 10(94)/6/6 talent LF Jack Graney --- Age 23, 5/9/6/10/7 talent Detroit P George Suggs --- Age 27, 10(90)/8/3 talent LF Red Killefer --- Age 24, 7/8/5/4/8 talent LF Jay Kirke --- Age 21, 8/7/6/2/4 talent New York P Cy Barger --- Age 24, 8/6/5 talent P Russ Ford --- Age 26, 10(119)/7/5 talent P Hippo Vaughn --- Age 21, 10(111)/7/8 talent LF Bert Daniels --- Age 27, 6/7/6/6/6 talent Philadelphia C Jack Lapp --- Age 25, 7/9/6/5/6 talent 2B Dave Shean --- Age 26, 5/5/5/5/5 talent Washington P Dixie Walker --- Age 22, 9/8/3 talent __________________ Set in Stone... Players Remain with Original Franchise

12-31-2005, 03:51 AM	#126 (permalink)
Sir Lurksalot All Star Reserve Join Date: Aug 2002 Location: Arizona Posts: 966 Thanks: 56 Thanked 172x in 100 posts	Some nice rookie additions, especially for Boston.

01-01-2006, 02:24 PM	#129 (permalink)
THE GUT Minors (Double A) Join Date: Sep 2004 Posts: 120 Thanks: 0 Thanked 0x in 0 posts	This is awesome. I always wanted to try this out, but I was too lazy to go into the details of it. I'm really looking forward to seeing the Red Sox with Babe Ruth. Are you going to ignore the 2 World Wars?

01-02-2006, 02:18 PM	#133 (permalink)
metsgeek Hall Of Famer Join Date: Dec 2002 Location: Norwood, MA Posts: 5,449 Thanks: 3 Thanked 2x in 2 posts	Highlanders got a couple nice ones there with Hippo Vaughn and Russ Ford __________________ Commissioner - PBRL Time Warp Baseball - Boston Red Sox The Baseball Chronicle - Cleveland Spiders

01-06-2006, 12:46 PM	#134 (permalink)
Matt from TN Hall Of Famer Join Date: Mar 2002 Location: In a funk.... Posts: 3,413 Thanks: 0 Thanked 2x in 2 posts	1910 National League Code: Team W L % GB New York Giants 107 47 .695 - Cincinnati Reds 83 71 .539 24 Pittsburgh Pirates 79 75 .513 28 St. Louis Cardinals 76 78 .494 31 Chicago Cubs 76 78 .494 31 Philadelphia Phillies 75 79 .487 32 Boston Doves 61 93 .396 46 Brooklyn Superbas 59 95 .383 48 League AVG: .255 League ERA: 2.85 New York Giants Needless to say, the Giants simply dominated the NL this season, winning the pennant by 24 games. Their 107 wins was easily a major league record and 10 more wins than the previous NL record of 97 set by the 1906 Cubs. CF Fred Snodgrass was named Top Rookie and Top Batter. He led the league in OPS and stolen bases while finishing 2nd to Honus Wagner in the batting race. Last season's Top Rookie, Rube Marquard, was named Top Pitcher. This team is young and talented, a deadly combination that could put them atop the league for many years to come. Lineup: C Chief Meyers - .287, 11 HR, 90 RBI 1B Tom McCreery - .286, 48 RBI 2B Larry Doyle - .303, 93 RBI, 34 SB 3B Art Devlin - .288, 54 RBI, 62 SB SS Buck Herzog - .238, 77 RBI, 25 SB (R) LF Moose McCormick - .275, 84 RBI CF Fred Snodgrass - .353, 59 RBI, 75 SB RF Josh Devore - .322, 61 RBI, 61 SB (R) Top Bench: 1B Fred Merkle - .319, 36 RBI (R) Pitchers: Rube Marquard - 28-12, 2.23 Doc Crandall - 27-7, 1.99 Hooks Wiltes - 18-13, 2.63 Christy Mathewson - 16-9, 3.00 Red Ames - 9-4, 2.25 Cincinnati Reds Lineup: C Larry McLean - .271, 56 RBI 1B Dick Hoblitzel - .327, 77 RBI 2B Miller Huggins - .322, 46 RBI 3B Hans Lobert - .277, 54 RBI, 37 SB SS Al Bridwell - .215, 38 RBI LF Mike Mitchell - .312, 62 RBI, 37 SB CF Jimmy Barrett - .279, 32 RBI, 21 SB RF Sam Crawford - .267, 83 RBI Key Bench: CF Dode Paskert - .318, 19 RBI Pitchers: Orval Overall - 23-14, 2.94 Charley Hall - 22-17, 2.09 Noodles Hahn - 21-15, 3.02 Carl Druhot - 9-12, 3.75 Pittsburgh Pirates Lineup: C Ed Phelps - .268, 43 RBI 1B John Flynn - .268, 50 RBI (R) 2B Dots Miller - .240, 50 RBI 3B Jimmy Williams - .265, 66 RBI SS Honus Wagner - .362, 46 RBI, 51 SB LF Ginger Beaumont - .292, 44 RBI CF Solly Hofman - .261, 48 RBI, 21 SB RF Chief Wilson - .232, 41 RBI Key Bench: 1B Jim Nealon - .233, 21 RBI RF Otis Clymer - .240, 13 RBI 1B Kitty Bransfield - .313, 21 RBI Pitchers: Howie Camnitz - 18-18, 2.23 Cy Falkenberg - 16-12, 2.44 Rube Waddell - 14-17, 2.73 Jack Pfiester - 12-15, 3.01 Lefty Leifield - 8-4, 2.45 St. Louis Cardinals Lineup: C Art Hoelskoetter - .211, 54 RBI 1B Al Burch - .277, 27 RBI 2B Lee DeMontreville - .241, 50 RBI 3B Bobby Byrns - .261, 69 RBI SS Bobby Wallace - .330, 64 RBI LF Mike Donlin - .271, 68 RBI, 22 SB CF Homer Smoot - .327, 45 RBI RF Emmet Heidrick - .293, 22 RBI, 25 SB Key Bench: RF Red Murray - .248, 20 RBI 1B Ed Konetchy - .298, 29 RBI LF George Barclay - .277, 14 RBI LF Tom O'Hara - .265, 10 RBI (R) Pitchers: Mordecai Brown - 19-17, 2.87 Babe Adams - 21-20, 2.85 Irv Higginbotham - 17-20, 2.56 Ed Karger - 11-10, 2.96 Chicago Cubs Lineup: C Frank Chance - .228, 45 RBI, 36 SB 1B George Moriarty - .235, 60 RBI, 20 SB 2B Johnny Evers - .257, 33 RBI, 24 SB 3B Bill Bradley - .286, 59 RBI SS Joe Tinker - .265, 52 RBI, 23 SB LF Zaza Harvey - .297, 60 RBI CF Danny Green - .332, 25 RBI RF Frank Schulte - .243, 40 RBI Key Bench: 3B Heinie Zimmerman - .349, 34 RBI (R) CF Harry McChesney - .284, 26 RBI CF Vin Campbell - .300, 20 RBI 3B Germany Schaefer - .311, 19 RBI 2B Larry Schlafly - .273, 14 RBI Pitchers: Ed Reulbach - 20-17, 3.03 Carl Lundgren - 21-15, 2.48 Fred Glade - 14-15, 3.01 King Cole - 11-16, 3.45 (R) Philadelphia Phillies Lineup: C Fred Jacklitsch - .277, 29 RBI 1B Sherry Magee - .278, 35 RBI, 21 SB 2B Nap Lajoie - .308, 84 RBI 3B Joe Ward - .242, 62 RBI SS Rudy Hulswitt - .252, 44 RBI LF George Browne - .292, 90 RBI, 22 SB CF Elmer Flick - .271, 65 RBI RF John Titus - .274, 46 RBI Key Bench: C Frank Roth - .232, 27 RBI Pitchers: George McQuillan - 17-23, 3.13 Harry Coveleski - 18-21, 3.10 Doc White - 23-16, 2.96 Eddie Stack - 9-11, 3.18 (R) Boston Doves Lineup: C Tom Needham - .196, 30 RBI 1B Fred Tenney - .291, 32 RBI 2B Jim Delahanty - .266, 62 RBI 3B Bill Sweeney - .238, 30 RBI SS Ed Abbaticchio - .255, 35 RBI, 27 SB LF Beals Becker - .224, 73 RBI CF Johnny Bates - .317, 55 RBI, 32 SB RF Pat Carney - .273, 45 RBI Pitchers: Irv Young - 13-23, 3.09 Sam Frock - 15-21, 2.60 Vic Willis - 14-22, 3.49 Jake Boultes - 8-13, 2.94 Brooklyn Superbas Lineup: C Lew Ritter - .225, 29 RBI 1B Jake Daubert - .248, 25 RBI (R) 2B Erve Beck - .261, 48 RBI 3B Emil Batch - .207, 32 RBI SS Tommy McMillan - .176, 46 RBI LF Jimmy Sheckard - .261, 24 RBI CF Doc Gessler - .256, 31 RBI RF Harry Lumley - .275, 55 RBI Top Bench: LF Zack Wheat - .254, 24 RBI (R) 2B Whitey Alperman - .290, 26 RBI Pitchers: Nap Rucker - 17-18, 2.70 Elmer Knetzer - 11-24, 3.03 (R) Harry Howell - 14-24, 3.67 Harry McIntire - 4-6, 2.99 Batting AVG .362 Honus Wagner, PIT .353 Fred Snodgrass, NYG .330 Bobby Wallace, STL .327 Dick Hoblitzel, CIN .322 Josh Devore, NYG HOMERUNS 11 Tommy McMillan, BRO 11 Chief Meyers, NYG RBI 93 Larry Doyle, NYG 90 Chief Meyers, NYG 90 George Browne, PHI 84 Moose McCormick, NYG 84 Nap Lajoie, PHI 83 Sam Crawford, CIN OPS .905 Fred Snodgrass, NYG .835 Honus Wagner, PIT .811 Dick Hoblitzel, CIN .782 Nap Lajoie, PHI .773 Bobby Wallace, STL STEALS 75 Fred Snodgrass, NYG (75-35, 68.18%) 62 Art Devlin, NYG (62-21, 74.70%) 61 Josh Devore, NYG (61-23, 72.62%) 51 Honus Wagner, PIT (51-26, 66.23%) ERA 1.99 Doc Crandall, NYG 2.09 Charley Hall, CIN 2.23 Howie Camnitz, PIT 2.23 Rube Marquard, NYG 2.44 Cy Falkenberg, PIT WINS 28 Rube Marquard, NYG 27 Doc Crandall, NYG 23 Doc White, PHI 23 Orval Overall, CIN 22 Charley Hall, CIN STRIKEOUTS 218 Ed Reulbach, CHC 207 Howie Camnitz, PIT 201 Charley Hall, CIN 192 Nap Rucker, BRO 184 Harry Coveleski, PHI POY: Rube Marquard, NYG, 24, 28-12, 2.23 ERA, 80 BB, 169 K, .220 OAVG, 1.04 WHIP BOY: CF Fred Snodgrass, NYG, .353, 59 RBI, 75 SB, .905 OPS ROY: CF Fred Snodgrass, NYG, .353, 59 RBI, 75 SB, .905 OPS Gold Gloves: Pitcher: Jack Pfiester, PIT - 1 Catcher: Ed Phelps, PIT - 5 First Base: Fred Tenney, BSN - 1 Second Base: Nap Lajoie, PHI - 3 Third Base: Joe Ward, PHI - 2 Shortstop: Ed Abbaticchio, BSN - 1 Leftfield: Mike Mitchell, CIN - 1 Centerfield: Solly Hofman, PIT - 3 Rightfield: Frank Schulte, CHC - 2 __________________ Set in Stone... 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01-06-2006, 01:47 PM	#135 (permalink)
tward13 All Star Starter Join Date: Jan 2003 Posts: 1,029 Thanks: 33 Thanked 63x in 29 posts	Some good names breaking in this year. Hippo Vaughn, Fred Snodgrass, Zack Wheat. Why did Fred Merkle only start this year? His famous mistake was made at the end of the 1908 pennant race. He had over 100 ML games played before 1910.

01-06-2006, 03:20 PM	#137 (permalink)
Matt from TN Hall Of Famer Join Date: Mar 2002 Location: In a funk.... Posts: 3,413 Thanks: 0 Thanked 2x in 2 posts	1910 American League Code: Team W L % GB Boston Red Sox 96 59 .619 - Philadelphia Athletics 95 60 .613 1 New York Highlanders 92 62 .597 3.5 St. Louis Browns 87 67 .565 8.5 Chicago White Sox 69 85 .448 26.5 Washington Senators 66 88 .429 29.5 Detroit Tigers 59 95 .383 36.5 Cleveland Bronchos 53 101 .344 42.5 League AVG: .241 League ERA: 2.61 The A's were leading the AL late in the season. Then they lost four straight to close out September. After winning their first four October games, they dropped two more which allowed the Red Sox to tie them for first. Both teams won their final 3 games, and for the 2nd time in three years they would play a single game to decide the pennant. Two years ago, the Athletics won that game behind Chief Bender. But this year, Bender lost 4-1 as Joe Wood dominated the Philly offense. The Highlanders improved 10 games from last season, posting the best season in club history. Meanwhile, the Browns won 27 more games from a year ago, moving from 7th to 4th and also posting a club-best season. While still struggling, the White Sox did improve by 15 game from their 100-loss 1909 campaign. However, Washington lost 18 more games from last season and both Detroit and Cleveland had the worst seasons in their team's decade long histories. Boston Red Sox C Bill Carrigan - .240, 52 RBI 1B Jake Stahl - .287, 64 RBI, 34 SB 2B Amby McConnell - .273, 80 RBI, 21 SB 3B Harry Lord - .334, 91 RBI, 52 SB SS Larry Gardner - .229, 50 RBI (R) LF Patsy Dougherty - .262, 43 RBI, 25 SB CF Tris Speaker - .299, 59 RBI, 34 SB RF George Stone - .347, 67 RBI Key Bench: RF Gaavy Cravath - .243, 30 RBI C Ossee Schreckengost - .341, 14 RBI Pitchers: Joe Wood - 24-16, 2.61 Norwood Gibson - 28-8, 1.83 Ralph Glaze - 13-13, 2.74 Ray Collins - 16-8, 1.97 Joe Harris - 8-6, 3.69 Philadelphia Athletics Lineup: C Jack Lapp - .195, 59 RBI (R) 1B Danny Hoffman - .269, 27 RBI, 56 SB 2B Eddie Collins - .305, 50 RBI, 55 SB 3B Frank Baker - .275, 60 RBI SS John Knight - .251, 57 RBI LF Bris Lord - .292, 61 RBI CF Rube Oldring - .272, 68 RBI RF Matty McIntyre - .311, 66 RBI Top Bench: CF Harry Armbruster - .220, 7 RBI 3B Ed Lennox - .274, 12 RBI Jimmy Dygert - 7-3, 1.29 Pitchers: Weldon Henley - 22-12, 2.24 Chief Bender - 27-12, 1.66 Harry Krause - 20-13, 2.12 Biff Schlitzer - 22-11, 2.24 New York Highlanders Lineup: C Roger Bresnahan - .297, 61 RBI 1B Hal Chase - .278, 44 RBI, 31 SB 2B Clyde Engle - .276, 53 RBI 3B Frank LaPorte - .287, 55 RBI SS Neal Ball - .252, 59 RBI LF Birdie Cree - .240, 40 RBI, 25 SB CF Cy Seymour - .247, 32 RBI RF Billy Lush - .274, 58 RBI Key Bench: CF Bert Daniels - .233, 22 RBI 1B Bob Unglaub - .363, 13 RBI RF Ray Demmitt - .255, 15 RBI Pitchers: Hippo Vaughn - 18-16, 2.08 (R) Bill Hogg - 21-37, 2.37 Russ Ford - 23-11, 2.72 (R) Cy Barger - 8-10, 3.17 (R) Jack Quinn - 10-3, 1.52 St. Louis Browns Lineup: C Billy Maloney - .183, 33 RBI, 20 SB 1B Art Griggs - .278, 71 RBI 2B Harry Niles - .181, 34 RBI 3B Wid Conroy - .197, 32 RBI, 35 SB SS George McBride - .249, 32 RBI LF Roy Hartzell - .210, 33 RBI CF Davy Jones - .270, 48 RBI, 25 SB RF Irv Waldron - .308, 62 RBI Top Bench: C Tubby Spencer - .221, 21 RBI RF Walt DeVoy - .286, 23 RBI Pitchers: Roy Mitchell - 27-15, 2.26 (R) Marc Hall - 22-15, 2.51 (R) Bill Grahame - 15-16, 2.34 Red Nelson - 8-4, 1.77 (R) Chicago White Sox Lineup: C Hub Hart - .160, 24 RBI 1B Chick Gandil - .125, 25 RBI 2B Rollie Zeider - .257, 29 RBI 3B Pep Clark - .287, 55 RBI SS Dave Brain - .278, 10 HR, 67 RBI LF Mike Welday - .215, 30 RBI CF Willis Cole - .188, 55 RBI RF Paul Meloan - .184, 39 RBI Top Bench: C Claude Berry - .232, 13 RBI RF Shano Collins - .237, 10 RBI Pitchers: Ed Walsh - 19-20, 2.38 Jim Scott - 18-19, 2.06 Frank Lange - 15-17, 2.33 (R) Frank Smith - 7-5, 2.28 Harry Suter - 6-12, 2.93 (R) Washington Senators Lineup: C Lew Drill - .209, 34 RBI 1B John Farrell - .226, 49 RBI, 20 SB 2B Rabbit Robinson - .246, 41 RBI 3B Bill Coughlin - .246, 37 RBI, 22 SB SS Dave Altizer - .224, 27 RBI, 24 SB LF Jack Lelivelt - .273, 52 RBI CF Clyde Milan - .252, 38 RBI, 52 SB RF Emil Frisk - .198, 34 RBI Top Bench: 3B Fred Raymer - .283, 8 RBI C Bruno Block - .252, 13 RBI Pitchers: Walter Johnson - 16-22, 2.15 Dixie Walker - 17-23, 2.81 (R) Bob Groom - 18-18, 2.67 Bill Burns - 7-9, 2.50 Detroit Tigers Lineup: C Oscar Stanage - .159, 40 RBI 1B Charlie Carr - .323, 61 RBI 2B Simon Nicholls - .279, 48 RBI 3B Kid Elberfeld - .247, 55 RBI, 30 SB SS Donie Bush - .266, 36 RBI, 38 SB LF Ty Cobb - .290, 52 RBI, 55 SB CF Roy Thomas - .236, 25 RBI RF Davey Crockett - .256, 44 RBI Top Bench: LF Red Killefer - .311, 23 RBI (R) C Boss Schmidt - .230, 13 RBI Pitchers: George Mullin - 19-17, 2.61 George Suggs - 8-25, 3.25 (R) Eddie Cicotte - 9-17, 2.60 Ralph Works - 13-13, 3.28 Bugs Raymond - 6-10, 4.95 Cleveland Bronchos Lineup: C Nig Clarke - .227, 27 RBI 1B George Stovall - .298, 62 RBI 2B Terry Turner - .228, 49 RBI 3B Jap Barbeau - .207, 41 RBI SS Eddie Grant - .233, 33 RBI LF Claude Rossman - .318, 45 RBI CF Joe Birmingham - .247, 65 RBI RF Bill Hinchman - .281, 42 RBI Key Bench: C Ted Easterly - .286, 19 RBI Pitchers: Otto Hess - 14-23, 3.05 Spec Harkness - 12-22, 4.16 (R) Charlie Smith - 7-18, 3.82 Fred Link - 10-13, 2.80 (R) Willie Mitchell - 5-13, 4.55 (R) Batting AVG .347 George Stone, BOS .334 Harry Lord, BOS .323 Charlie Carr, DET .318 Claude Rossman, CLE .311 Matty McIntyre, PHA HOMERUNS 12 Paul Meloan, CHW 10 Dave Brain, CHW RBI 91 Harry Lord, BOS 80 Amby McConnell, BOS 71 Art Griggs, SLB 68 Rube Oldring, PHA 67 Dave Brain, CHW 67 George Stone, BOS OPS .817 George Stone, BOS .758 Eddie Collins, PHA .754 Jake Stahl, BOS .753 Claude Rossman, CLE .749 Harry Lord, BOS STEALS 67 Rollie Zeider, CHW (67-20, 77.01%) 56 Danny Hoffman, PHA (56-18, 75.68%) 55 Ty Cobb, DET (55-25, 69.62%) 55 Eddie Collins, PHA (55-28, 66.27%) 52 Clyde Milan, WSH (52-24, 68.42%) 52 Harry Lord, BOS (52-11, 82.54%) ERA 1.66 Chief Bender, PHA 1.83 Norwood Gibson, BOS 1.97 Ray Collins, BOS 2.06 Jim Scott, CHW 2.08 Hippo Vaughn, NYY WINS 28 Norwood Gibson, BOS 27 Roy Mitchell, SLB 27 Chief Bender, PHA 24 Joe Wood, BOS 23 Russ Ford, NYY STRIKEOUTS 202 Bill Hogg, NYY 199 Joe Wood, BOS 196 Jim Scott, CHW 196 George Mullin, DET 187 Hippo Vaughn, NYY POY: Norwood Gibson, BOS, 33, 28-8, 1.83 ERA, 69 BB, 157 K, .226 OAVG, 1.03 WHIP BOY: 3B Harry Lord, BOS, 28, .334, 91 RBI, 52 SB, .749 OPS ROY: Roy Mitchell, SLB, 27-15, 2.26 ERA, 62 BB, 164 K, .228 OAVG, 1.02 WHIP Gold Gloves: Pitcher: Bill Hogg, NYY - 1 Catcher: Hub Hart, CHW - 2 First Base: George Stovall, CLE - 3 Second Base: Terry Turner, CLE - 3 Third Base: Jap Barbeau, CLE - 1 Shortstop: Donie Bush, DET - 2 Leftfield: Jack Lelivelt, WSH - 1 Centerfield: Tris Speaker, BOS - 1 Rightfield: Matty McIntyre, PHA - 6 __________________ Set in Stone... 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01-06-2006, 04:28 PM	#138 (permalink)
Matt from TN Hall Of Famer Join Date: Mar 2002 Location: In a funk.... Posts: 3,413 Thanks: 0 Thanked 2x in 2 posts	1910 World Series BOX SCORES New York sensation Rube Marquard started things off on a good note for the Giants. He held the Red Sox scoreless until the 9th when they scratched out 2 runs. New York won 4-2, defeating 5-time Top Pitcher Norwood Gibson. In Game 2, Doc Crandall held the Red Sox to just two runs for the second day in a row, defeating Boston's young star Joe Wood 6-2. Traveling to New York, few gave Boston any chance of staying in the series for any more than a Game 5. They beat Hooks Wiltse 3-1 in Game 3. Then they tagged Marquard for 5 runs in front of his home crowd to even the series at 2 games a piece. In Game 5, the Giants once again had Joe Wood's number, and Doc Crandall pitched even better than Game 2. The 4-1 win gave New York the series lead as they returned to Boston. In Game 6, the bats came out on fire, scoring 7 runs in the first inning, a 4-3 score in Boston's favor. A Moose McCormick homerun tied the score in the 4th. Then in the 6th, Boston strung together a walk, two singles, a sac fly along with an error by 3B Art Devlin to take a 6-4 lead. With two outs, Tris Speaker hit a 2-run triple to blow things open, and the Red Sox went on to win 9-4, tying the series yet again. The final game was the 3rd matchup of Marquard vs Gibson. The game quickly turned sour for Red Sox fans as New York scored 7 runs in the first two innings and went on to win 9-4. Winner, 4-1: New York Giants, 1st Championship, 4th Pennant Boston Red Sox, 5th pennant __________________ Set in Stone... Players Remain with Original Franchise

01-06-2006, 05:03 PM	#139 (permalink)
tward13 All Star Starter Join Date: Jan 2003 Posts: 1,029 Thanks: 33 Thanked 63x in 29 posts	Looks like the A-s and Red Sox are set to battle it out for the next few years. Should be interesting.

01-06-2006, 05:34 PM	#140 (permalink)
Matt from TN Hall Of Famer Join Date: Mar 2002 Location: In a funk.... Posts: 3,413 Thanks: 0 Thanked 2x in 2 posts	Leaderboards... after 35 years (10 for the AL) SS = Single Season CA = Career Leader AC = Active Leader if different than career leader Batting Records Batting Average SS - .421 Live Oak Taylor, 1889 CA - .377 Live Oak Taylor, 1888-91 AC - .326 George Stone, 1905-10 OPS SS - 1.072 Ross Barnes, 1884 CA - .946 Ross Barnes, 1876-87 AC - .816 Honus Wagner, 1898-1910 Runs SS - 124, Fred Snodgrass, 1910 CA - 1487 Billy Nash, 1886-1906 AC - 1187 Honus Wagner, 1898-1910 Homeruns SS - 15 Jimmy Ryan, 1892 SS - 15 Jack McGeachy, 1897 SS - 15 Jimmy Williams, 1899 SS - 15 Jack Doyle, 1899 SS - 15 Nap Lajoie, 1902 CA - 115 Mike Tiernan, 1887-1903 AC - 89 Nap Lajoie, 1897-1910 RBI SS - 122 Jimmy Williams, 1901 CA - 1352 Billy Nash, 1886-1906 AC - 1194 Nap Lajoie, 1897-1910 Stolen Bases SS - 83 Bill Lange, 1901 CA - 825 John McGraw, 1892-1908 AC - 611 Honus Wagner, 1898-1910 Walks SS - 121 Ross Barnes, 1876 CA - 845 Roy Thomas, 1899-1910 Pitching Records ERA SS - 1.31 Norwood Gibson, 1905 CA - 1.95 Chief Bender, 1903-10 Wins SS - 41 Al Spalding, 1876 CA - 384 Bill Vinton, 1884-1904 AC - 267 Joe Corbett, 1897-1910 Winning % SS - 84.85% Jocko Flynn, 1897 CA - 67.32% Norwood Gibson, 1903-10 Shutouts SS - 11 George Mullin, 1904 SS - 11 Ed Walsh, 1908 CA - 51 Bill Vinton, 1884-1904 AC - 50 Ed Walsh, 1904-10 Strikeouts SS - 327 Bill Daley, 1898 CA - 3277 Bill Daley, 1891-1906 AC - 3095 Joe Corbett, 1897-1910 National League Team Records Wins - 107, New York Giants, 1910 Losses - 104, Brooklyn Superbas, 1906 Win % - .717, Chicago White Stockings, 1878 Win % - .271, Baltimore Orioles, 1892 Avg - .316, Pittsburgh Pirates, 1897 Avg - .211, Worcester Ruby Legs, 1880 Runs - 803, Boston Beaneaters, 1898 ERA - 2.28, Buffalo Bisons, 1879 ERA - 5.52, Philadelphia Athletics, 1876 American League Team Records Wins - 101, Boston Red Sox, 1909 Losses - 101, Cleveland Bronchos, 1910 Win % - .656, Boston Red Sox, 1909 Win % - .344, Cleveland Bronchos, 1910 Avg - .281, Boston Red Sox, 1909 Avg - .195, Washington Senators, 1906 Runs - 663, Boston Red Sox, 1910 ERA - 2.06, Philadelphia Athletics, 1910 (The A's hold the best 3 team ERA's) ERA - 3.73, Cleveland Bronchos, 1910 __________________ Set in Stone... Players Remain with Original Franchise Last edited by Matt from TN; 01-06-2006 at 05:35 PM.

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